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Realizing that that may slow you down, you'll still be able to proceed, though perhaps on a slower track; is that correct?

we are now on Calendar No. 349, Susan P. Watters of Montana to be U.S. district judge for the District of Montana. I note on the Executive Calendar this nomination came before the Senate from the committee on September 19. It is my…

indeed, this does hit rural America much harder, but it hits all Americans hard. I would ask unanimous consent if the Senator from Georgia and I may speak as if in a colloquy. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.

I would appreciate your getting back with a supplemental answer for the record.

I thank the gentleman for yielding. I rise in strong support of H.R. 1204, the Aviation Security Stakeholder Participation Act of 2013. Last Congress, I introduced a version of the legislation before us today when the charter for the…

as the majority contemplate changing the rules of the Senate to expedite the confirmation of several executive branch nominees, I hope that serious consideration was given to the adverse effects this change could have. We should resist…

Ms. Stonesifer's service to the Smithsonian is just one example of her commitment to the public good. She currently serves as president and CEO of Martha's Table, a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing sustainable solutions to…

Roger Sant's service to the Smithsonian is an example of his strong commitment to the public good. Prior to founding the AES Corporation in 1981, Mr. Sant served as the Assistant Administrator for Energy Conservation and the Environment at…

one of the reasons why the NASA Authorization Act is so important. It does establish a roadmap for NASA

The goal of this bill is to streamline the regulatory process for commercial spacecraft, ensuring that Americans remain a leader in commercial spaceflight.

As Congress continues to look for ways to maintain the United States' preeminence in space and grow our economy, it is clear that the promise of the commercial space industry warrants additional attention.

I would like to welcome to the House of Representatives this morning Dr. John Adams, Jr., who offered the prayer earlier. Dr. Adams is a native of Mississippi, and he is currently the senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Mantachie…

The Commercial Space Launch Act was passed nearly 30 years ago and was the turning point for the growth of the commercial space sector in our economy.

However, it is up to us as legislators to ensure our current regulatory environment is appropriate for the needs of the 21st Century and to make sure safety is paramount in the commercial spaceflight industry's endeavors.

If the distinguished Senator would yield, I would be pleased to respond. It is a fact that the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act, which we are discussing, seeks to protect homeowners from increases in the cost of flood insurance…

This is why I support the commercial spaceflight industry: the creation of thousands of good paying jobs on U.S. soil and the continuation of America's legacy in space exploration and innovative technologies.

And if we take the right steps, we won't be just launching rockets, we will be launching new careers, new industries, and new economic opportunities.