Well, look, there are so many conservatives that agree with my position of going slow that I am re-examining my own posi...
Now, before bankruptcy, there could be bailout.
Neither should Congress permit States to file bankruptcy. Though States would have powerful tools in bankruptcy, like th...
I mean, Lamar Smith had that rule, Henry Hyde had that rule, Jim Sensenbrenner had that rule, and now you are not sure.
No, that is unacceptable.
The only people that I can prove are urging bankruptcy is Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House; and Jeb Bush, ...
As the Chair knows, the PATRIOT Act is on the floor, the first thing up.
But you agree with the principle that we do not have bills of the Judiciary Committee on the floor at the same time the ...
Let's begin to see if we can thread together where we have areas of agreement here.
You mean I just make a choice. Since I can only do one or the other, it is on me and not on the Committee.
Somewhere in the appropriations process the funds that are paid into the Patent and Trademark Office never get back to t...
People don't pay user fees for patents as a gift to the society. They're making an investment to get a property right.
Instead of the funds that are paid to the PTO going directly to the PTO... it goes back to the Appropriations Committee.
But the preemption scares me. You have the Governor of Texas talking about secession...
Enforcement, yes, but that we have got to also talk about the real solutions of reform.
But let's face it. Out of the first hearing on this subject and even this one, would it be unfair for impartial witnesse...
The 1.75 trillion figure is a gaudy number that was sure to catch the ear of the media and the general public.
It's easy to see why the anti-regulatory critics have seized on the Crain and Crain Report and its findings.
