Ed Perlmutter

I remind my friend, Mr. Arrington, that there are 12 million acres of nonproducing Federal land with 9,000 unused but already approved permits for production. Mr. Speaker, I would also like to wish Mr. Arrington a happy birthday. Mr…

We are here about reducing prices on insulin, something that so many Americans need. Yet, my colleagues want to talk about a bill that is not even before the House of Representatives today. We ought to be talking about reducing the price…

I remind my friend from Minnesota who was talking about party-line votes, we want to bring down the cost of prescription drugs, whether it is insulin or across the board, which we have done in the Build Back Better bill that is sitting in…

For the purpose of debate only, I yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentlewoman from Minnesota (Mrs. Fischbach), pending which I yield myself such time as I may consume. During consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for…

I am supporting that.

At the end of the day, Mr. Rose can agree with me or disagree with me on that.

I want to thank you, Mr. Chairman, I want to thank staff, both sides.

I think, spot-on, you know?

I voted for your bill.

It is the 820,000 people that I represent that are the ones that are going to make a determination as to whether or not I have done right by them

Ms. Sanchez' testimony is about as compelling as anything I have ever heard.

We have got to be in this century. We can't just deny where we have come.

And I don't think we need to police each other.

I think we ought to just do everything by remote.

I thank you for your service, sir. I thank you for keeping us out of a recession. I think we built a better America by staying out of a recession.

The Congress, led by the Democrats, took some pretty substantial and dramatic steps, including the CARES Act, the American Rescue Plan, the infrastructure bill, to build a better America and to help us get out of what looked like it could…

I thank the gentleman for his personal remarks about how important the mail--receiving mail and receiving communication--is. There were 7 million people in the European theater during World War II, and there were many names that were…

I ask my friend from Ohio--and I thank him for his remarks--if he has any other speakers. If not, I was hoping Ms. Moore would be here, but I am prepared to close. I reserve the balance of my time.

I would consider everything that I do is district business and it is not my business.

We ought to take a look at some of those ethics rules, because we just pile them on and we never go back...

I think we end up tripping over ourselves. We really ought to go back and kind of do a look at some of the ethics rules...

Our goal is to be able to, you know, hand it off to a Democrat or Republican, hopefully a Democrat, but hand it off in as clean a fashion as possible

We get treated like second-class citizens out here in the hinterlands.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And Danielle Radovich has been my chief of staff for the whole time we have been here...

I think we have made some strides on technology. And part of it, you know, was intentional, and part of it was necessity is the mother of invention.