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Who will be responsible for the medical bills that have been incurred by families all across?

Should we maybe look at being a little more public in upping the ante and saying if you do this, North Korea, Iran, China, we will respond?

I personally believe that what he is doing with Russia is hurting our country.

But what if we did it?

Russia kind of sends an indirect message.

I think it is the greatest transfer of wealth in history.

If they did their part right in defending what they need to do in setting up the ability to tell the Nation when they are under attack, you could stop attacks from Iran, Russia, and China.

I was surprised at a person who we had entrusted to move data from one server to another really was not trustworthy.

Easy access to emergency care can be a life and death situation and we cannot threaten the existence of these facilities by piling on the regulatory burden from Washington.

I was proud to introduce legislation last Congress that delayed this Medicare direct supervision requirement through 2014 and it was signed into law with bipartisan support.

Rural America is struggling and the 84 critical access hospital in Kansas are the lifeblood of our rural communities.

I totally committed to the military. But, people question about the money we're throwing at it, or the money that they're demanding, because I don't think you can print enough.

We are not in fiscal distress because of the money we spend on our military.

I would say the rise of Iran as a potential hegemon in the Middle East is really the greatest threat we face.

The debt of this Nation is the greatest threat that we face.

I think there's an element of overreach, but, as the Chairman talked about in his opening statement, I think there's also an element of underreach.

As a strong supporter of our national labs, particularly the National Energy Technology Lab, NETL, which has a major location in Morgantown, West Virginia, I would like to request clarification on Recommendation Five of your report.

It is a simple, bipartisan bill that will require the Bureau of Prisons to issue pepper spray to correctional officers.