We would love to give you more tools to create the kind of accountability we need, and I think our legislation accomplishes that.

I appreciate the budget's attention to the need to repeal and replace the collapsing Affordable Care Act.

I have been working at introducing new legislation in this Congress--as a matter of fact, we introduced it yesterday--that basically would exempt smaller institutions from the post Dodd-Frank HMDA data reporting requirements.

We need to have a profitable banking system, quite frankly, and we need to have credit unions out there that are doing what they need to do to make sure that they are serving their customers.

My concern is from a Montana perspective that if we continue without adjustment, with all the best of interest, we will end up not having access to capital in rural America.

Gentlemen, I just want to talk a little bit about the difference between the proposed CARE plan and Choice as it is today.

I think this--you know, I like what you are trying to do at the VA.

How about putting it in the law?

This has got to be resolved, Mr. Chairman.

But we want the veterans out there who right now might be seeing a Choice Program which is being improved...

I am sorry, but there is something wrong with this process, sir.

Drive 170 miles if you want your glasses.

We need the reforms.

It does not sound like it is a joint decision.

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Last year, Congress passed the Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act by unanimous votes in both chambers.

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