I think she would volunteer her time to do that, to be honest with you, because she is so adamant about what you eat is what you are.

if we were able to get the trade barriers with India removed. Certainly a tremendous market there

Mr. Speaker, on rollcall vote No. 493, I was, unfortunately, detained and missed that rollcall vote. Had I been present, I would have voted ``aye.'' ____________________

Mr. Speaker, let's be clear: Iran is an enemy to the United States of America, not by our declaration but by a proclamation of the most senior military leaders of that nation that have stated their destiny is to destroy the United States…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to discuss what I believe will be one of the most consequential votes in the history of this body. A fundamental duty of the Federal Government--so much that it is enshrined in the preamble to our Constitution--is…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak about one of the most important national security matters this Chamber will vote on, and that is the President's dangerous nuclear deal with Iran. We have heard a lot about this this morning. I heard a…

I think it is going to be a continuing thing, but I don't think there is very many probably on the panel that would not see the benefits of a drone and the benefits to business, benefits to many others.

I see this rule as sort of like putting our financial system, our financial advisors in a straitjacket.

To remove and to replace the compensation package for financial advisors from being commissioned to a fee for service will directly have a devastating impact on those folks at the low- and middle-income ends of our economic stream.

This business about the best-interest contract is well-intended, but when you put the word 'contract' out there, that has legal sanctions and it will bring untold lawsuits.

Mr. Speaker, 37 years ago today, I received one of the highest honors of my life when I was married to the former Amy Coppage of Waycross, Georgia. We met as chemistry lab partners at Young Harris College in the north Georgia mountains. I…

Mr. President, I rise tonight to speak about a very troubled time in my life and in this body. I didn't think this moment would arise in my tenure here in the U.S. Senate, but tonight I am very troubled about being a Member of this body…

Mr. President, in anticipation of the majority leader and minority leader coming to the floor in a moment, I will begin the debate, a debate on the most consequential vote I will ever take as an elected official. Certainly, in my 41 years…

I believe abortion is wrong and I think we have a responsibility as human beings to be a voice for those who do not yet have a voice--the innocent unborn.

This issue is not about access to care.

There is no way you put some of these in context that they are not abhorrent to anyone who would watch those videos.

Madam Speaker, I want to commend the gentleman and all of my colleagues for coming tonight in support of law enforcement. The Good Book tells us that greater love hath no man but that he lay down his life for his friends. That is what our…

Madam Speaker, on rollcall No. 490, I was unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yes.'' ____________________