I welcome the opportunity today to conduct critical oversight of the Treasury Department and its programs.
I am pleased to convene this hearing to consider the fiscal year 2015 funding request of the Department of the Treasury and the Internal Rev...
I would really appreciate if you would think about that, respond to me and the Committee.
This is a problem plaguing America.
Every life that is lost as a result of this is one life too many.
I was pleased to see the announcement that the U.S. Government has entered into a settlement to clean up toxic remains of abandoned uranium ...
I think this is historic, and I think it is going to make a big difference to the Navajo Nation.
I cannot tell you how much it has been welcomed in the community that you are there and doing this monitoring.
This is disappointing. I understand that we need to make hard choices, but this program provides a lot of significant impacts for every doll...
I think this is really important progress, and it is a vindication of the polluter pays principle.
This remains a monumental injustice, and I want to work with you closely to follow the progress of the cleanup.
Full funding of the program is important to maintaining this progress.
I would like to say that the recent issues in the nuclear enterprise are very concerning.
I think a little bipartisan work, Mr. Chairman, on these issues would be a very good thing.
It doesn't appear that it has helped many New Mexicans.
It's a pleasure to be back with you here on the Senate Commerce Committee.
CPSC plays a vital role in protecting the public and especially children from injury from unsafe products.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you for having this hearing.
