I want to have you address the growing unemployment problem for persons with disabilities.

We must restore the private property rights protections that were erased from the Constitution by the Kelo decision.

So wouldn't that be the policy prescription, the first policy prescription is make sure that, rather than have the taxpayers subsidize that, we come up with a model where the people utilizing the track are actually paying for it?

So, total, what does Amtrak lose a year, then, in total?

But the freight rail system is pretty profitable, correct?

OK, ``multiple billions.'' Are you talking $10 billion? Are you talking $15 billion?

One of the reasons we had budget surpluses in the late 1990s is government spending was only a little over 18 percent.

I am not satisfied with the progress, and I certainly have more questions that have not been answered.

Taxpayers would like it, though.

Would you say that one of the reasons is because of the discipline of a private-sector marketplace?

I am not interested in the way Congress figures it. What does your profit and loss look like?

So, in other words, the Federal Government pumps money in, you count that as revenue, and then you still lose $500 million.

Wow. So you can't tell me how much you lose in a year?

If you are going to keep people in those small communities in rural Wisconsin and across the Country, you need a viable post office.

I read Article I, Section 8, Clause 7, and it says we have to establish a post office.

What you are doing by growing the economy, investing in infrastructure and research and development, having tax fairness in this budget that helps small business owners and middle class, and stopping the sequester that is hurting small…

I repeat often our President's words from the State of the Union--not this past one, but the one before--that to win the future, we must out-educate, out-innovate, and out-build the rest of the world.

It's my honor to introduce Dr. Sara Goldrick-Rab...