every single person in our conference, with the exception of one, voted in support of the Holman Rule in allowing individual members acting on behalf of their constituents to hold rogue and underperforming bureaucrats to account.

I want to publicly thank you for that.

This has to be a place where a variety of ideas get to be brought to the floor and debated.

yes, this proposal really deserves to be objected to. You know, it really deserves an objection because what we really have to say here is that we object to this bill as a ridiculous attack--a Republican attack--on the authority of the…

I want to ask unanimous consent to insert into the record the following statements from Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz writing in support of remote voting for new parents.

I thank the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Pallone) for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I express my sincere gratitude to Ranking Member Pallone, Chair Rodgers, Ranking Member Eshoo, Chairman Guthrie, Congresswoman Miller-Meeks, and my colleagues…

But for those corporations, private equity, those profits came first, meaning the patients came last.

Behind me are pictures from the patients who died at Steward Hospitals in Massachusetts when Steward directed millions, tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars away from paying their bills and into the pockets of corporate…

What would you have done with the $800 million that Cerberus took out of the system? What would you have done with the $40 million that Ralph de la Torre used to buy his own private yacht?

Dirty ICUs, patients are bleeding out, they're dying in the hallway.

Thank you for being here today. You are brave. And Dr. de la Torre is a coward.

But for those corporations, private equity, those profits came first, meaning the patients came last.

Behind me are pictures from the patients who died at Steward Hospitals in Massachusetts when Steward directed millions, tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars away from paying their bills and into the pockets of corporate…

Thank you for being here today. You are brave. And Dr. de la Torre is a coward.

Dirty ICUs, patients are bleeding out, they're dying in the hallway.

What would you have done with the $800 million that Cerberus took out of the system? What would you have done with the $40 million that Ralph de la Torre used to buy his own private yacht?

But for those corporations, private equity, those profits came first, meaning the patients came last.

I acknowledge the decision today by the British Government to reopen the inquiry into the death of Patrick Finucane, who was brutally murdered in his home in front of his family in February of 1989. This high-profile murder of a human…