Dana Rohrabacher

This possibility pushes, and this probability pushes us into the horrific beyond, beyond the challenges of our language making 'barbaric' too calm of a word.

Standing up for human rights does not increase the amount of money in your campaign war chest.

I recommend also, Congress pass a resolution condemning China's forced organ harvesting from prisoners and prisoners of conscience.

This hearing goes to the heart of what America is really all about, and if we don't care about things like this what kind of country and what kind of people have we become?

The CCP cannot allow any independent group in China to exist which can motivate so many people.

Thousands have been killed and their organs ripped out of their body while they were still warm...

The most ghoulish manifestation of this gangsterism is the forced harvesting of organs of the political prisoners...

The Chinese Communist Party is a corrupt elite which aggressively claims territory in the South China Sea...

We want you to succeed, and we have just been through a number of these in the past where we end up having budget problems on this end and then we end up losing billions of dollars.

That is a lot of money. We would hope that--you know, when we are dealing with these big projects, we are dealing with big money, and if something goes wrong, we end up losing big money, and we have seen a lot of examples of that in the…

Those people who are suggesting it is are the ones who have been guilty of trying to politicize this issue, demanding that the American people being given the correct information, rather than intentionally misinformed, is not something…

How can the Obama administration and members of this committee justify giving more money to Iraq for its security than we are for giving for our protection of our own diplomats?

We are downplaying the threat of radical Islam, which is out there and means to hurt us.

This is not simply a cover up of a third-rate burglary.

And yes, I think that there is a smell of hypocrisy in politics here.

I think that we should have faith in our entrepreneurs and our frontiersmen and our explorers, at least for a limited period of time so that they can push back the frontier, and then we can come in when--and reach our compromises and reach…

We don't know right now whether the suborbital space is going to lead to satellites being launched or how far you are going to be able to take passengers

This new industry is key to prosperity, it is key to national--and I would suggest that while they are working to make a buck and develop this new type of enterprise, it will have tremendous applications that will make our country safer.

I think it is fascinating that we do, your industry now is being heralded as a potential trillion dollar, new trillion dollar enterprise for the future.

Nobody said robber baron or bureaucrat so I am glad to hear that those two mindsets has not dominated your industry.

By eliminating the burden of informed consent, what we actually did is we eliminated the weight, the unnecessary weight of having extra lawyers on every flight

There is just a great deal of exciting things that lie ahead for your industry, and we are counting on you.

I think if we were to have imposed today's aviation regulatory environment on the Wright Brothers, they never would have gotten off the ground.

Getting that principle established for this industry was a horrendous task.

Well, I was sitting here listening and frankly, when the chairman asked you about why a company with a lower rating ended up with the grant rather than the company with the higher rating and that company then ended up with so many…