The health benefits of the Act are legion.

We shouldn't have to pick between jobs and clean air. That is a false choice.

I have seen the value of regulation over and over again.

The implementation of the act also creates American jobs.

None of this turned out to be true.

the implementation of this order is overseen by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, or OIRA.

The purpose of the administration's review is to see if they are right and, if they are right, to revise those regulations.

We must remember that sound regulations are vital in protecting our Nation's economy and well-being.

The cause of the financial crisis was not regulation; it was the absence of regulation.

We should examine costs and reduce them wherever possible. But we also need to give equal consideration to benefits.

It in effect means the Armed Services and the Congress are consistent in the message that we must pursue new, more sustainable fuels.

I do want to consider your idea because I have long believed that we need to have market mechanisms to try to drive the results that we want.

It doubles down on oil, and it doubles down on old, ineffective policies.

Our Nation faces major energy challenges and we need to have a serious conversation about the American energy future.

But I am sad to say the legislation we are examining today proposes no innovative solutions to our Nation's energy needs.

Well, it appears to be another case where Republicans are inventing problems allegedly caused by the Affordable Care Act.

I think it was the RAND study that, in fact, predicted that the number of small businesses and employees of small businesses that would have coverage would increase significantly thanks to the efficiencies of the Affordable Care Act.

Provisions such as rate review and medical loss ratio provide consumers with protections from insurance company rate hikes and help them receive a good value for their premium dollars.

Data security is not a partisan issue. It is an issue that affects all of us because sooner or later everyone is vulnerable to cyber attacks.

We shouldn't prejudge the waiver application by instituting a national transition policy.

I take the role of congressional investigator very seriously.

Since April 12, the Communications and Technology subcommittee has held three hearings on the spectrum policy.

Excluding Democratic staff from committee interviews is inappropriate and it is inconsistent with committee precedents.

If we are going to have a rule about this, it has to apply to both sides equally.

He is sitting in the chair of the ranking member.