I think we would make a much more responsive contribution if we submit one together, with recommendations on which we al...
There is a lot of rhetoric in the committee and on the House floor describing regulations as job killers, but regulation...
Of course, I believe we can always improve regulations to make them better.
God knows. I have, in my district, probably a 35 percent African-American male unemployment rate, black. I want to creat...
I think the President, in fairness to him, heard our colleagues and tried to create a balanced approach.
Did you realize that there are organizations from Florida in the Everglades that are begging for these regulations?
I think every member of our committee would agree that creating jobs should be our committee's number one priority.
What we need to do is work to minimize the opportunities for something like that to happen again.
We've got to get real. We've got to get serious, and we have to have a sense of urgency.
it's not a matter of if. It's a matter of when.
This is an international problem, so it is not only for us.
we've got to do some out-of-the-box thinking here. It's not are you for regs or against regs, you know. We are for smart...
I think we need to look at it.
In my opinion, it is time to work together and take action on proposals we should all be able to support.
I think it's a form of murder.
Do they feel that this has this heightened urgency? And has this been moved up the chain of command while we're looking ...
Mr. Cantor's memo makes assertions about the costs of these rules but does not discuss the benefits.
from a human health point of view regulation is essential because the marketplace is not self-correcting.
