Why is it you think that climate change activists don't have the courage just to be straight with the American people? Say this is about rai...
I think how we distribute the revenue that is raised is a very complicated question that draws. It's a political question.
Gentlemen, you are not in Kansas anymore.
It is incredible that anyone in this room on this Committee would suggest that for-profit justice where the decision maker has an economic i...
If you don't want people to blow the whistle, take the laws off the books.
In short, I believe that Congress should act to protect these vulnerable families.
Legislation that protects consumers and employees is a common-sense solution for all Americans.
We are looking at many changes to the realm of arbitration.
This past May, this Subcommittee held a hearing focused on the credit card industry's use of arbitration.
This bill is fundamentally about fairness.
This bill that I have introduced is for the families across the Nation who face similar decisions at a time when they are least prepared to ...
My colleagues, Representatives Linda Sanchez and Hank Johnson, each have introduced legislation that make positive steps toward a solution.
Congress should not restrict the rights and options of consumers and employees to resolve disputes.
President Obama's administration is urging a new Federal agency be able to regulate the use of arbitration in consumer transactions.
Today's hearing is not focused on a specific industry.
The Federal Trade Commission is examining this process as well.
Good to have you back.
And, Mr. Ambassador, for your service, thank you very much.
