the fifth hearing in the series entitled 'Securing the Future of the Disability Insurance (DI) Program.'
I urge you maybe to initiate a process of long-lasting fundamental reforms to American disability policies and programs.
We have got to fix it. That is just one more program we have to fix in this government.
It is clearly a goal that we can achieve, but it is also clearly a goal that can't be achieved under the current policie...
He is bragging about something he doesn't create.
Production is lower on Federal lands, and that is not disputed by his own Energy Information Administration.
I appreciate you having this hearing. I know as we have done this work on the task force over the last few months...
I don't believe Congressman Markey was involved in that process, so I am not going to lend credibility to that.
Everything that this President has touched has reduced the production of oil.
There has been a net loss of 19,000 jobs as a result of the moratoria.
It is our hope that during the next Congress, we will get this bill through both houses and to the President's desk.
Unfortunately, it stalled in the Senate and did not become law.
I know that it is termed a 1-in-100-year event. But I am from New Orleans, where we get 1-in-100-year events.
Thank you, again, Congressman Franks, for your vigilance.
the private sector has the responsibility, as has been stated by Congressman Franks, for securing the grid from electrom...
I support that. But I am concerned about ID thieves taking advantage of some of our seniors who get caught in scams.
Those who ignore it are doomed to have it repeat itself.
I have no idea what place that has in this debate.
