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Applications are down something like 30 percent.

I recently sat down with Mainers who are terrified of the Republican tax plan: In tears, a high school teacher listed the items she purchased for her students in need. Under this plan, she will no longer be able to deduct them. A cancer…

What will probably keep happening is that we will see an increased neutering of the State Department and of diplomacy more broadly.

It's just a hell of a way to run a railroad.

I thank Mr. Harper for the opportunity to speak on this very important issue. Mr. Speaker, I congratulate Jackie Speier, a Democrat from California, and Barbara Comstock, a Republican from Virginia, for providing leadership on this issue…

I am very disappointed that that is not part of the discussion.

I think that is a serious national security concern.

I use the word 'preposterous' that later today or tomorrow, we are going to pass a bill that is going to take between a minimum of $1.5 trillion and probably more like $2.2 trillion out of the budget.

But to me for him to say it's going to hurt me, that doesn't square with what we saw from his '05 return.

The Bangor City council wouldn't amend the leash law with a process like this. I mean it's embarrassing.

The real question being ask tonight is, what tax bill? Believe it or not Anderson, nobody's seen it.

It is really profoundly worrying across-the-board.

Defending the national security of the United States involves a continuum, it seems to me, that goes from diplomacy to war.

The reason Iran is not North Korea today is because of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) that was passed 2 years ago.

To call this a circus would be an insult to circuses.

I very much enjoyed our discussion in my office on drug pricing, an issue that is very important to all of us.

That absolutely should be our goal, and I cannot tell you how frustrated these pharmacists were.

I was outraged to learn that they are under gag orders that prohibit them from informing their customers.