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Given the investment of Russia and China in their nuclear arsenals and in particular concerning statements by Russian officials about the limited use of nuclear weapons, would you say it is important to preserve the variety in U.S. nuclear…

As vice chair of the Sportsmen's Caucus, I am proud to be an original co-sponsor of the amendment.

Pesticides are critical for maintaining a healthy and viable environment by eliminating harmful and invasive pests.

As you continue to move forward on the rulemaking and we look at the SFD rule that is coming out, it is my understanding that it is going to include CSA-related data. Is that correct?

So the stakeholders should not really be concerned, then, that data that has been deemed flawed by the GAO is going to be used in any way in this new rulemaking?

Many rural communities in this Country, and also small municipalities, are being forced to reduce or cancel their mosquito control programs.

This duplicative process creates unnecessary resource burdens and challenges for pesticide registrants and users.

military forces should only be committed after the military and political objectives have been clearly defined.

The Internet of Things can be a game changer for the U.S. economy and for the American consumer.

The Federal Government must also avoid regulation just for the sake of regulation.

Policymakers can't bury their heads in the sand and pretend this technological revolution isn't happening.

We are grateful that Senator Ben Sasse is here today to testify about the failure of the CO-OP program, and how it has negatively affected Nebraskans.

The lack of transparency on this issue is harmful, and the Department of Health and Human Services owes the American public answers.

Congress needs to do better in oversight, not just in health care but in life in general.

I am a fierce opponent of the Affordable Care Act, and I know that many of you in this room might be strong supporters of the ACA, but I don't think that is what your hearing is about today.

I have followed up numerous times with various obviously questions and just concerns about taxpayer dollars.

I have asked several questions of the department, of HHS. I spoke and wrote to Secretary Burwell, and actually I am awaiting more answers, certainly more solid answers.

We requested a response by October 14th, but have not yet received a response.