Water. It has no enemies, and--but we are--it is endangering all of our lives, as we fail to deal with those investments...
We all believe--I am the father of two daughters, one of them is sitting in the room this morning--that women should be ...
I think it bothers me that so many people got out of our school systems and come to see me as a Congressman to help impr...
I think we all want to execute a plan with as much urgency and alacrity as humanly possible.
I want to thank the committee for calling today's hearing. This hearing is a great opportunity, I think.
You would think members of this committee would take the opportunity to ask the witnesses questions of substance.
Okay, now I would like to switch gears entirely to dual enrollment programs and we have got to do what we can to get peo...
For the first time in a decade, we have the CEOs of our country's largest banks testifying before this committee.
I am old enough to remember tens of thousands of people marching 'Ho, Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh,' who clearly wanted victory f...
In 2016, nearly 6,000 pedestrians died in collisions with highway vehicles in the U.S. That is an average of 16 per day.
If you have these trucks sort of off the rural winding roads where there are a lot more pedestrians, perhaps they would ...
I introduced a bill earlier today that would require our government to hold countries accountable that turn a blind eye ...
According to the latest estimates, more than 40 million people around the world are subjected to human trafficking.
My district in northeast Wisconsin has a lot of rural roads.
In your opening statement, you noted that pedestrian deaths on our roadways have been increasing since 2010.
It is a terrible crime. And regardless of party geography, we have to be committed to stopping this.
I experienced firsthand the impact that this can have on manufacturing in southeast Wisconsin on successful American bus...
I have with me here an article that appeared in the Financial Post a couple years ago strongly questioning your 97 perce...
