It is hard to imagine that that is the optimal way to go about cutting spending.
What I want to know, what I really want to establish here is this the oversight panel, and the thing that I really care about is whether the...
We held our noses because it cost so much money, so much federal taxpayer money indebted us so deeply to do that, but it turned out to be a ...
Well, I think it is fairly clear that Treasury has upheld the law that Congress passed on limiting executive compensation of companies recei...
Like most Americans, I was troubled to learn how the structure of compensation packages on Wall Street helped to create incentives for takin...
I support the merger because the employees want it and because of the gentlemen sitting behind you in uniform took the time to be here.
I want to welcome Representative Beto O'Rourke, who represents a district along the U.S.-Mexico border and knows first-hand the importance o...
I think it is a moving process.
One might make the argument that the un-fenced area is less secure. I would argue against that.
In other words, our efforts to secure our borders will always be a work in progress.
I have run out of time? Would you like to put it in writing and get it to me, gentlemen, please?
For that reason, we must not tie comprehensive immigration reform to achieving some arbitrary standard of border security.
I certainly adhere to the issue of outcomes.
We know that there are 1,993 miles of border, 651 miles of fencing.
I view that as a skill, and I don't like the issue of high skill/low skill.
I think GAO can do a better job with providing a more certain answer.
While I welcome the discussion, I want to caution against the notion that our Nation's borders can ever be fully and finally secured.
We obviously failed in both those respects when it comes to the ACA and as of February 15th of this year when CMS announced it would suspend...
