This bipartisan bill will help patients with chronic wounds stay healthy in their homes and avoid future complications.

I think it is a well-intentioned bill. However, in your opening testimony, I think one of the statements you made, VA's existing resources to provide dental care are at or near full capacity.

Madam Speaker, due to a previous commitment to co-host the WATERS summit in Greenville, NC for the purpose of identifying potential solutions to mitigate flooding of my constituents--and because of the schedule change by the Speaker--I was…

Listen, I`m going to let the attorneys handle all of that, Laura. I can say this, that, when I talk to people, they say, well, we have already been through two impeachments. They don`t quite understand that. The American people know that…

I can tell you what we're seeing here is basically Democrats want to talk about anything other than the economy.

The American people elected him. And now it almost seems like these are not things that we should consider for any nominees coming before the Committee.

Medicare is equally in dire shape.

In the past 18 months, the Congress has added $5.4 trillion to the national ledgers, and it is $29 trillion in debt.

Social Security actuaries say Social Security will become insolvent in 2034, leading to cuts by as much as 24 percent in the retirement benefits of approximately 65 million Americans.

there are enough concerning things being done by the White House and the National Labor Relations Board to fill volumes of the Congressional Record.

I have to address the reckless spend--tax and spend agenda of the partisan majority that calls for $3.5 trillion in additional spending.

Mr. President, I rise today to pay tribute to Vanessa Le, a dedicated member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, an integral part of the committee's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 U.S. elections, and…

We are the only industrialized nation with a maternal mortality rate that is on the rise.

I can feel your passion. And I just want to thank you very much for all that you do for the underserved communities all across the country.

Historically Black colleges are an important and critical landscape to that of higher education.

We must encourage all institutions of higher education, including HBCUs, to become more self-reliant.

Taxpayer dollars are not--are meant to improve students' educational outcomes and experiences, not the salaries of additional staff and administrators.

As is often the case, more money is not the answer and does not address the underlying problems facing HBCUs.