Since taking office, President Biden has been using tools like the Antiquities Act to lock up lands in pursuit of his radical 30x30 agenda.

It is over-regulation from Federal Governments that are out of control.

The dividing line was in 1988, when they decided to go to a preservationist mentality at the Federal level, rather than a management mentality.

Our local communities feel abandoned by the Federal Government and this White House and this Administration and are paying the price for their inaction, both literally and figuratively.

This is a humanitarian crisis as much as it is a national security crisis as well.

the root cause of all of this is a third-party payer system.

Mr. Speaker, I thank Chairman McHenry for yielding. I am pleased to speak in support of my bipartisan resolution, H.J. Res. 109, a Congressional Review Act resolution for the SEC's Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121, or SAB 121 for short. I…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to address President Biden's student loan bailout schemes. Just weeks ago, the President unveiled a new executive action even after the Supreme Court shut down his previous attempts to let people off the hook for…

It's completely broken.

you can talk about fee-for-service going to a value-based model. Again, those are just buzz words.

I think we ought to start figuring out a way to transition that were doctors are at the top of the treatment pyramid rather than being crushed at the very bottom and become independent again like it was only a few decades ago.

We've got government control, by and large, setting the terms for how the insurance companies operate.

Mr. Speaker, I thank the chairman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in strong support of H.J. Res. 109. I don't want to be redundant on some of these points, but the SEC's Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 is a radical departure from how…

Mr. Speaker, I will make reference to a couple documents before I discuss the bill. First of all, our Pledge of Allegiance, which we say every day, we pledge allegiance to the Republic for which we stand, right, the flag and the Republic…

Mr. Speaker, think about why the Congressional Review Act was passed in the first place: to give Congress the ability to check a regulator that has gone astray. If we don't pass this resolution, we are effectively giving the green light to…

We have taken the benefit of free market competition out of healthcare and that's the problem we're dealing with.

Mr. Speaker, number four is a letter dated February 29, 2024, sent by the American Bankers Association to Chairman McHenry and Ranking Member Waters, expressing support for H.J. Res. 109. American Bankers Association, Washington, DC…

It's completely broken.