I cannot find one single permit for deepwater drilling that has been issued since the lifting of the moratorium, and we don't know when they ever will.

So you just take their word for it if they say it won't have $100 million impact?

It has cost up to 12,000 jobs that our economy has lost because of that action.

That was in the 30-day safety report that came out.

Madam Speaker, I am actually disappointed that I am standing on the floor of the House of Representatives today yet again defending and protecting the rights of the American people to health care. It is such a shame that yesterday and the…

Mr. Speaker, I stand today in strong opposition to Republican attempts to repeal and dismantle our health care law, the law that Congress has passed to give health care to the American people. Mr. Speaker, this repeal bill may fulfill an…

Mr. Speaker, prevention of discrimination against people with preexisting conditions was something we presented last year. It is something that's going to be one of the hallmarks of our replace bill. I hope the gentlelady supports us in…

Mr. Speaker, with the exception of a liberal in Congress, the only person that would suggest that this ObamaCare law would actually reduce the deficit has got to be an Enron accountant. If you look at this bill, it rations care, it raises…

That means to me that the average American can't fathom this Tax Code and we need to do something to fix it.

I think you probably know that the IRS Commissioner, Douglas Shulman, does not file his own taxes in part because he believes the Tax Code is too complex.

I thank the gentleman. I am going to finish up because we have other Members who want to speak on this really important issue. I want to say in closing, today I began with a story of a young woman who is very close to me. Her name is…

Well, I thank the gentleman. I think that is right. You look at so many things that can be prevented if only people were able to get their preventive care. Today what we did in this House, what the majority did in this House, is so sad…

I thank the gentleman from Minnesota. Mr. Speaker, repealing ObamaCare is an imperative for four reasons. First, while it increases the numbers under coverage, it will ultimately sharply reduce access to care. Like Canada and Britain…

Madam Speaker, I rise in favor of repeal of this bill because it's going to fail on cost, it's going to fail on coverage, and it's going to fail on quality. First, cost. Premiums are going up. In fact, they're going up even higher and at a…

Mr. Speaker, I discuss this bill as a doctor who has been treating the uninsured for 20 years. Now, opponents of repeal argue that this gives Americans insurance, but what in truth it often gives is Medicaid. Now, Medicaid is a…

I thank the gentleman for yielding. Madam Speaker, since 1970, health care costs have increased an average of 9.9 percent a year, far outpacing inflation and creating a drag on our economy by increasing the expense of new hiring and…

Mr. Speaker, I ask unanimous consent that the following Members be removed as cosponsors of H.R. 61: Mr. Bilbray, Mr. Cole, Mr. Jeff Duncan, Mr. Franks, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Tom Graves, Mr. Kline, Mr. Lamborn, Mrs. Lummis, and Mr. McHenry. The…

Mr. Speaker, I move that the House do now adjourn. The motion was agreed to; accordingly (at 10 p.m.), the House adjourned until tomorrow, Wednesday, January 19, 2011, at 10 a.m. ____________________