had there been a recorded vote, I would have voted no on the motion to lay before the Senate the House Message to accompany H.R. 5746. ____________________

As COVID-19 continues to disrupt daily lives, we have seen Americans double down on their cultural and creative consumption to regain a sense of normalcy.

Increased inflation means less buying power which in turn translates to a decreased ability to hire and retain qualified employees.

China is determined to expand its influence throughout the region by subverting, replacing, or blocking the global rules and norms that the United States has championed for decades.

Unfortunately, this industry has not been immune to the COVID-19 crisis.

Creative organizations and enterprises are revenue and job generators not only within their immediate sphere but also act as a catalyst, stimulating economic activity in adjacent sectors.

Sadly, this Administration has neglected to offer, I think, a robust and specific plan to deepen U.S. economic engagement in the region.

Despite receiving hundreds of billions of dollars every year, the DOD has never detailed its assets or undergone a complete clean audit.

Content of their character, not by the color of their skin.

I think Chuck is going to put the bill on the floor and he’s going to put extreme pressure on Joe and Kyrsten.

had there been a recorded vote, I would have voted ``No'' on S. Res. 490, ``a resolution recognizing the essential work of United States Capitol personnel on the anniversary of the insurrectionist attack on the United States Capitol on…

the Senate is designed to be a place where the Members of the minority party and the millions of Americans they represent are heard. In this Senate, the minority could not be any bigger. In fact, if the minority were any bigger, we would…

I thank the ranking member from Illinois for yielding. Mr. Speaker, before we vote on new legislation, it is very important that we have an honest look at the price tag. As Republican leader of the House Budget Committee, it is my…

We urge the EPA and the Corps to halt all current rulemaking actions surrounding the WOTUS definition as the United States Supreme Court takes up this landmark case.

Rural communities across the country are dedicated to clean water, and they do not deserve to be punished by constant regulatory uncertainty.

Okay. So it begs the question then, have the guardrails been put back up?

I have long been concerned that current river management practices prioritize fish and wildlife over the protection of people and property.

Keeping the Water Resources Development Act on a two-year cycle is critical to address and advance our Nation's water resources infrastructure needs.