Mr. Speaker, first of all, I thank the gentleman from Arkansas (Mr. Westerman), my friend, for organizing this Special Order and for his leadership and expertise on forestry issues. The events of the last month and the last decade plus…

It isn't the government that is the solution. It is part of the problem.

Mr. Speaker, I thank Chairman Biggs for yielding to me. In 1928, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis said: ``In a government of laws, the existence of the government will be imperiled if it fails to observe the law scrupulously…

Mr. DeJoy has been on the job about two months, but he's being blamed for implementing the reforms Congress has passed.

On Saturday on the House floor, my colleagues said the Post Office is on the verge of collapse. But that's not true.

This is theatrics. It's a joke. What a way to end the Democrat majority's time leading the House, another conspiracy theory and attack on the President.

Louis DeJoy is a community-minded philanthropist, an industry-leading businessman, and, most importantly, a man with a good heart doing his best to serve his country.

the man sitting before this committee today is not who the Democrats have villainized him to be.

I want to see the Postal Service return to being a viable institution.

How sad is it when the cancel culture has reached the Halls of Congress?

This is a political stunt.