We have an opportunity to offer bipartisan solutions that will promote competition and build a better technology marketplace for the future.

I represent Boulder and Fort Collins, Colorado. They are two of the fastest-growing, most innovative tech hubs in the country.

the breadth of experience and, shall we say, political ideological views of the Witnesses... all agreeing that we need to do something about interoperability

I want to say thank you to Chair Cicilline, in particular, for the comprehensive investigation that he helped this Committee lead last Congress.

I'm glad that President Biden is already taking a different tack, and he made a great choice for U.S. Trade Representative.

Thank you to Chair Nadler for holding this important hearing as we move to the next phase of the Subcommittee's work examining the rise of market power online.

this is an area ripe for the Committee to immediately move on in a bipartisan fashion.

I think we need to build on the Affordable Care Act and use the Medicare system to provide a true public option.

How can we defend a system like that?

I thank the gentleman from Louisiana for yielding and for setting up this Special Order to honor Congressman- elect Luke Letlow. Madam Speaker, I rise to honor the life and legacy of Congressman- elect Luke Letlow, whose tireless work for…

It's become a common theme that I've heard over the course of my time in Congress from stakeholders in Colorado, and to address those needs I'm introducing a bill today to authorize additional district court judgeships for the State of…

I thank the gentlewoman for yielding time. The Equality Act. Madam Speaker, equality for who? Where is the equality in this legislation for the young girls across America who have to look behind their backs as they change in their school…

I represent Fort Collins in the United States Congress, and, like a lot of states represented by my colleagues, Colorado's population has skyrocketed.

We look forward to working with you on all of that, I think.

I thank the gentlewoman from Missouri for her courage and backbone in supporting these vital social issues. Madam Speaker, I rise today to speak on the dangers of H.R. 5, the so-called Equality Act. This bill would have disastrous effects…

I have worked with my colleagues, Senators Murkowski and Barrasso and many others, on legislation to support our rural providers and public health.

I think this was a major step to protect patients who were often taken advantage of in their most vulnerable state.

I think that is going to be a powerful argument for the American people who, coming out of this pandemic, want more choices, not fewer.