Steve Womack

We owe it to them to ensure that promise is kept, and that the care they receive is of a high quality.

The members of America's Armed Forces are promised care for life due to the sacrifice they make to serve our Nation.

It is obvious we have a disaster, the Federal Government has a response, and we all want to see money flow to the people that need it the most.

I do not know where that sweet spot is going to be, but I would like to just kind of throw a question out for the panel.

We need to throw more money at the problem.

I wish my friends on the other side would just quit demonizing the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Infrastructure investment will transform and modernize our systems to support American families, create jobs, make U.S. industry more competitive.

What we need is a federal government that acts as a strategic partner, one that bolsters states' efforts, not hinder them.

When I was mayor of Rogers, Arkansas, I wanted to work with partners who understood the needs of my city.

This is unacceptable.

We need to treat them like family--that means guaranteeing something like this never happens again in a VA facility.

I believe in second chances, but not in life-or-death circumstances.

I respectfully request your Committee investigate the actions and decisions made by the VA throughout the entirety of this episode.

Thank you for the opportunity to speak before your Committee on a matter of great importance.

Let me say, for the record, that the feeling is mutual. I admire and appreciate the great relationship that Mr. Yarmuth and I have.

On occasion it is important to reach out to the rural areas of our country for wisdom, and we are going to reach out to west Texas, near Clarendon, Texas. I yield 3 minutes to the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Thornberry), my friend, the…

Has there been any discussion with NASA to offer the SLS as a government-furnished equipment to launch the lander system?

In my strong opinion, we need to have this spent nuclear fuel consolidated somewhere.

The estimated cost for household will be over $60,000 a year.

The Green New Disaster is the only comprehensive plan Democrats have put forward to show their visions for this country.

Tomorrow will mark 100 days, 100 days, since the deadline to complete a budget, defying the laws of the country.

The Budget Committee in a Democrat-controlled Congress has not passed a budget according to the laws of the country.

I encourage my friends on the other side of the aisle to consider the solutions that have been put forward by my colleagues.

I applaud my colleagues for pushing effective policies that maintain and accelerate our clean energy edge on multiple fronts.

I hope that House leadership will bring this bill to the floor to move forward on this critical nuclear waste storage program.