Mr. Speaker, this amendment strikes section 2 through section 18 of the bill and replaces it with a provision mandating the cleanup of PFOA and PFOS contamination at Department of Defense facilities, section 2, and a provision mandating…

Mr. Speaker, most people would think that the most surprising bill to me that we voted on this year was the Articles of Impeachment. Really, that wasn't a surprise to me because I serve on the Judiciary Committee, and since January, we…

Madam Speaker, as you all know, I serve on both the Judiciary Committee and Rules Committee, and I have literally spent hours--hours--poring over testimony, looking at documents, sitting in hearings. And do you know the conclusion I got…

Madam Speaker, I thank Mr. Cole for yielding me the time. Madam Speaker, God takes us on journeys in our life, and about 30 years ago I was married to an abusive ex-husband. When I finally left him, there were times in my life when I had…

Again, has there been any proof of that, Mr. Collins?

I believe, does because it proves to me that it was predetermined that you are going to impeach a President of the United States and you are just searching around for anything or anything to impeach him on.

I am going to dream impeachment in my arguments, I think. Although, to me, it is a nightmare, quite frankly.

I think that is a little disputable or maybe a little misleading, I am not sure.

I think the American public would think it is really ridiculous to grant a minority hearing date after we vote on the Articles of Impeachment.

Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. Mr. Speaker, I have no more speakers. However, I do want to say that I believe that the amendment, if the previous question is defeated, is germane because it applies to the rule and…

Mr. Speaker, I hear from my constituents regularly--and I have a lot of senior citizens--that they are afraid of a Medicare for All approach. They understand that a one-size-fits-all, government-run healthcare system will not work. That is…