I have been very active on this back in my home district and home State; in fact, I chair the House Prescription Drug Monitoring Caucus here...
This committee has been front and center in attempting to address the very real security threat posed by out-of-control Washington spending.
I have serious concerns about this proposed cut, given the importance of canines in the explosives detection enterprise.
I remain deeply concerned that the more problems we have with mounting debts and runaway mandatory spending, the harder it is to keep our co...
Explosives detection canine teams are proven and reliable resources in the detection of explosives and are a key component in a balanced cou...
I would hope we could do it as quickly as time allows, because we have got people dying every day.
It is simply not acceptable that 60 percent of current claims take more than 125 days to process.
It has got to be done right; otherwise, it could cause havoc in the marketplace, could it not?
A lot of people warned that it would create a TARP II bailout.
A recent Treasury report dispute this notion, stating that it is not a TARP program.
$68 billion. So that is a long way from being a break-even place, isn't it?
$132 billion still outstanding.
Do you have some data on that?
I think there's no question it's killing the entrepreneur spirit of wanting to go in and start something.
So insurance for us costs well over $2,000 per employee.
We need to confront the fact that the Administration claims to be in support of American energy, but their policies continue to drive up the...
You can't delay these things forever and ever. They drive up the cost, create uncertainty, and basically will kill the new restart of nuclea...
the chairman has played a central role in the Administration's efforts to close down Yucca Mountain Repository, an endeavor that essentially...