I rise to say in public today what I have been discussing with many individual Nebraskans over the last 17 days about the ``me too.'' movement, the important ``me too.'' movement, about a nation that is accelerating our descent into…

I thank the chairman for his time and certainly his leadership on this issue. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of this bill to make permanent the tax cuts for families and small businesses we passed last year through the Tax Cuts and…

Today I would like to honor the passing of Major General Sun-Ha Lim, who passed away on July 22. Throughout his life, he defended the Republic of Korea and the free world from communism. As a second lieutenant, he helped form the U.S…

I thank the gentleman from Florida (Mr. Rutherford), our distinguished representative from Florida, my good friend, for yielding some time. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to urge my colleagues to support H.R. 6580, the Kerrie Orozco First…

Our future will only be brighter if we follow the path of smart economic policy.

Yes, we believe that comprehensive Federal legislation is needed to help protect consumers.

I think it's crucial that we prevent irresponsible data use.

First of all, let me thank Chairman Frelinghuysen for all of his dedicated, hard work on this bill and his leadership through many years of service. We are really grateful for the gentleman's mentorship and all of his exhaustive efforts to…

It is important that USDA has a seat at the table when we have these trade negotiations.

What I hear across my State, what you heard on Monday, is, 'It is about time.'

Under Federal reclamation law, irrigation districts that receive water from a Bureau of Reclamation facility typically repay their portion of the capital costs of water projects under long-term contracts. Under its current contract and…

I would ask you, when we are looking at the United States and working on bilateral agreements with Southeast Asia, people understand that is going to be a great new market.

Presidents should not have the power to do whatever they want.

If we had to unpack American political philosophy in one word, I think it is anti-majoritarianism.

I thought that was a great line of questioning.

One of the most frightening numbers is that Americans under 35, 41 percent of them tell pollsters they think the First Amendment is dangerous.

I think what is happening on campuses right now is really dangerous.

one of the reasons that the executive branch seems so powerful right now is, again, because of how weak the legislature is.