It has never been our intention to prevent Members from communicating about websites like healthcare.gov with their constituents.

These changes that we are proposing today are long overdue.

I appreciate my counterpart on the Franking Commission, which many of you know is an equally divided commission that oversees the franking rules that Members have to follow for offering communications from our offices.

I look forward to working with all of the Members of this Committee in a bipartisan way to ensure more transparency as we move into the future.

I hope this change today spurs interest in what I have been hoping to do, which is to review and update rules regarding Member communications.

In a year where we are dealing with healthcare, immigration, and, yes, taxes, I am very pleased by the volume of mail that I have gotten from my constituents on all of those issues. But I have to tell you the one issue that my constituents…

Are there students in our country who think college has become too affordable? parents who feel that saving for their children's education has become too easy? I know that my constituents would certainly answer with a resounding ``no.''…

I have received hundreds of letters from constituents who are deeply worried about the proposed tax plan. One San Diegan told me that, without the State and local tax deduction, his family of seven faces a loss of over $40,000 in…

Government should be adequately investing in the educational and work force development infrastructure to grow the talent pool and raise awareness for cybersecurity careers.

We know that cybersecurity vulnerabilities extend to critical infrastructure and even our elections.

We must ensure that we are actively recruiting women, African-Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans into the field.

The administration's budget request proposed to cut funding for the CyberCorps Scholarship for Service Program by a whopping 27 percent from its fiscal year 2017 levels.