Dana Rohrabacher: “If the status quo is not acceptable, it is only giving us this very low growth rate.”

Isn't it somewhat presumptuous of us to go in and then to actually take more of that $833 billion that we are spending in deficit to go in to try to help them--push them in certain directions, even though they already have a democratically…

That type of deficit spending has to be dealt with in some way and one way will be to increase the productivity of our economy.

For decades it's been the policy of the United States to see the countries of Europe and Eurasia increase their liberty.

I join my colleagues in singing the praise of our staff. But let me just note--and, of course, I have had great staff as well, Rick Dykema and Kathleen Staunton, who have been with me the entire 30 years that I have been a Member of this…