It is not to debate whether one supports or opposes offshore drilling. It is to make sure that we don't let this happen again.

I want to thank Representative Martin Heinrich for his leadership in introducing H.R. 205.

But, I'm very concerned, as you are, about the safety of people and the number of concussions.

I believe that the CPSC has a responsibility to ensure that football helmets meet safety standards that address concussion hazards and reflect the state-of-the-art helmet technology.

I think we've learned increasingly, that those lies can destroy morale and good military order.

I think it is very important that we give the agency the budget they need in order to protect consumers and to protect safety.

Thank you, Chairman Pryor. And thank you very much for holding this hearing today, and for your leadership in consumer protection.

This is the 21st century. A vast majority of Americans believe that we ought to repeal what's an increasingly harmful law.

New Mexico actually has one of the nation's best school sports concussion laws.

Thanks to your efforts, and especially the landmark 2008 Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, parents can have more confidence, this holiday season, that their children's toys are safe.

In December 2010 U.S. Senators Tom Udall, Tom Harkin, and Jeff Bingaman requested an independent study from the National Academy of Sciences on whether chimpanzees are necessary as invasive research subjects.

In December 2010 U.S. Senators Tom Udall, Tom Harkin, and Jeff Bingaman requested an independent study from the National Academy of Sciences on whether chimpanzees are necessary as invasive research subjects.

I think you should be incredibly proud.

I think has been one of the most productive periods for Native American legal and legislative accomplishments.

If you look over the years, we have had dramatic improvements in self-governance.

Thank you for your continued interest in, and support for, the Section 1705 energy loan guarantee program.

I understand China has more than 6,000 scientists and researchers devoted to rare earth research and development.

I think it is important to note that at this point Molycorp, although there might be others would disagree, appropriately so, really is on the leading edge of this.