Housing finance reform remains the great undone work of the financial crisis. And a nationalized mortgage market, frankly, is an unsustainable status quo.
Ed Royce
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Edward R. Royce is a former U.S. Representative for California's 39th congressional district, serving from 1993 to 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Royce was known for his work on foreign affairs and trade issues during his tenure in Congress. He served as the Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, where he focused on international relations and security matters. Royce was also involved in legislation aimed at supporting religious institutions and community service initiatives.
But what I would encourage the Kim Jong-un regime is don't go to war. If we are going to trade, let's just start trading now.
As more and more people gradually become informed about the reality of their living conditions... North Korea will either have to change and adapt in positive ways for its citizens or to face the consequences of the people's escalating…
The danger that North Korea poses to America and our allies is a bipartisan concern.
I want you to know that the Korean-American population is so important across the United States.
I am just so grateful that both Chairman Ed Royce and Ranking Member Eliot Engel have supported its passage.
I applaud the State Department with the leadership of President Donald Trump and U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley for their efforts.
Here we are again, and the massive Equifax breach exposed the personal information of 150 million consumers.
In view of the National Defense Authorization conference, and in view of the fact that, from the House side, Mr. Engel and I both serve on that conference, I yield the balance of my time to the gentlewoman from Florida (Ms. Ros-Lehtinen)…
Due to the technical issues in the Chamber, I ask to withdraw the motion. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Without objection, the motion is withdrawn. ____________________
Under the Constitution and the rulings of the Supreme Court, insurance is interstate commerce, and therefore subject to Federal regulation.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Secretary, at the outset here, I just wanted to invite you to come to my district, especially out to San Bernardino, California, where the housing authority is working on a Moving to Work program.
This threat grows infinitely worse if Iran develops a nuclear weapons capability.
We need to shift our attention and resources now from the almost-finished ISIS campaign to Iran.
If you push back on Iran, they will come at you. They will come at you real hard.
We should limit this to pushing back on Iran-specific actions, particularly military and paramilitary in the region.
Maybe we should say, okay, we are going to be prepared rather than say, well, you really don't mean it.
This makes it all the more critical that we stop Iran from completing a 'land bridge' from Iran to Iraq to Syria to Lebanon.
I believe that President Obama's flawed nuclear deal was a gamble that Iran would choose to become a responsible actor.
It diminishes our standing in the part of a world where China is only too happy to fill the void.
But the most injurious decision, I think, that has been made by the military has been to restrict access of the United Nations to these areas like Rakhine State.





