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He raised the issue of transparency with him.
I would even let him keep it. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time. ____________________
We in the House have passed about 430 bills. 89 of them actually gotten out of the Senate. Well over about 100, I guess--maybe even more than 100--actually are like the Keystone pipeline, that would create--immediately create jobs, but yet…
Thank you. It was about a year ago this time that H.R. 3, one of our leadership bills, came through our Energy and Commerce Committee that would have permitted the Keystone pipeline passed overwhelmingly with bipartisan support in this…
I thank the gentleman from Arkansas. At this time, I want to yield to our friend from New Jersey (Mr. Lance).
I thank the gentleman from Ohio. I think if there is someone watching C-SPAN and they watched the first hour, the Democratic hour, and now they are watching us, they are seeing how they advocated for unemployment insurance, and we are…
I rise today to speak about the reauthorization of the Child Care and Development Block Grant Program. I thank the Senator from Maryland for her courtesy. In addition, I would like to address an amendment I have proposed to the underlying…
I am not advocating for an end to sports as we know it, or maybe not exactly as we know it right now, but I also feel strongly that 300,000 head injuries per year are too many to overlook.
We want to better understand the innovations being made by sports leagues, equipment manufacturers, and the medical community to make all sports safer.
The Department of Defense is going to become a better financial steward, better fiscal steward of their operation.
I appreciate you clarifying that, because I think it's important for us to be able to understand that.
U.S. superiority can no longer be taken for granted.
We expect the Syrian Government to comply fully with its responsibilities under UNSCR 2118.
The U.S. Government position remains that Syria's facilities must be physically destroyed so they cannot be used in the future to reconstitute a chemical weapons program.
Russia's action in Ukraine has profound implications for the integrity of the nuclear non-proliferation regime.
These are voluntary standards, is my understanding. These four countries that I mentioned, wouldn't even sign onto voluntary standards?
Did we get a good gift basket from Russia and China and India and Pakistan?