I think that we should take that very seriously, that all data should be made available, not just conclusions.
Dana Rohrabacher
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Dana Rohrabacher is a former U.S. Representative for California's 48th congressional district, serving from 1989 to 2019. A member of the Republican Party, he is known for his libertarian views and strong support for the tech industry. During his time in Congress, Rohrabacher was an advocate for various issues, including technology innovation and foreign policy matters, particularly regarding Taiwan and its democratic governance. He often emphasized the importance of individual liberties and limited government intervention.
The EPA decision making on science that really can affect so many people's lives in a positive way but also in a negative way.
Well, Malthus was supposedly a scientist. I mean, he was the mathematician of his day...
If people, and especially in the academic world, have made a specific advocacy, that becomes part of their self-interest as well.
It is an atrocity when you hear a scientist talking about limiting knowledge, limiting the availability of knowledge.
Well, let us just note that when someone works for an industry, yeah, we have to understand they have a conflict of interest there.
If American businessmen are going to be investing someplace, it should be in countries that are governed by democratic institutions.
We should have as our policy that any Export-Import Bank or any of the Pacific Banks... that money should not be going to dictatorships.
You can have American jobs if the U.S. Government and State governments will assist.
For the first time in 60 years our country would have the opportunity to be independent of the current circumstances where we depend upon the OPEC cartel.
I am going to go back to the Keystone pipeline, a 1,700-mile extension that would transport 830,000 barrels of oil per day from Alberta to our refineries here rather than in China.
Our reality is we are spending $1.5 trillion a year more than we are taking in, and we are borrowing it from China.
If we continue with the direction we are going, we know even with projects that really make sense, we are having to question them and cut some of them.
I am disappointed today in the apprehension that I am hearing about armed resistance to tyranny.
Self defense is one thing. Conducting a fight for liberty and justice is another. I think we as Americans do support the right of people to fight for their freedom and to win their freedom against tyranny.
As we have just heard from the ranking member, that there is an uprising going on in Syria that goes right to the heart of what our ideals are as Americans.
I have often thought about writing a book about diplomacy and I think if I ever do, it is going to be entitled, 'The Art of Juggling.'
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Before I go into my prepared remarks, I would like to point out that I personally have opposed all of the bailouts and the hundreds of billions of dollars that the Obama administration has channeled to different…
What is coming out in the Iraqi news media is they are going to move them down to Samarra and Nasiriyah.
The Chinese communist regime has leverage over the West that it should not have.





