Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And I really again appreciate the fact that you have organized this hearing on Dodd-Frank implementation...
Dodd-Frank didn't happen because people just wanted to create some regulatory structure. There was a real need in terms of what happened in ...
the inability of us to even explain what the heck is going on and what is being done about it, again it just puts everyone in an impossible ...
Sandy recovery is far from over. In fact, it is just beginning.
The good news is 9 out of 12 regions were showing good signs of economic growth.
I certainly echo those requests outlined by Senators Reed and Whitehouse in their testimony when they spoke earlier today.
If we can do even one-tenth of that, then I know we will be rebuilt stronger than ever.
I fully embrace the principle that anyone who served this country is deserving of high-quality health care for the rest of their life.
Thank you for the series of hearings, starting with the industrial workforce and leading up to today's hearing this morning.
But I think if we are serious about not having the sequester but equally serious about balancing the budget...
I am going to vote no, because I think for us to walk away from our responsibilities... is not very responsible.