Bill Posey

One of the most beautifully sounding names of any Federal agency, most especially for the most arrogant, petulant, and defiant Federal agency of all times.

I think this will be classified as another case of the government being the omnipresent defender of nonexistent problems with the people.

To add to a better than a thousand-to-one odd that a consumer is hauled into court for violation of a Federal law made by some unaccountable, unrecallable, bureaucrat.

Clearly, in concert with the rest of this Administration's agenda to make America last.

Whoever controls space will control the destiny of this Earth.

The Chinese Communist Party threatens almost every component of our government and the lives of Americans obviously.

We need to establish more reservoirs.

This is a bipartisan $1 billion project to restore the Kissimmee River to make sure water is clean going into the southern Everglades region.

I bring you greetings from central Florida, the home of the northern Everglades.

It's very important that we continue to keep these water systems up to the capacity that they need to protect so many central Florida residents.

I don't really consider that to be a housing crisis.

This may be one of the best panels that we have ever had on this subject.

Your suggestions are very enlightening, much broader than usual.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: At the end of the bill (before the short title) insert the following: Sec. __. The amount otherwise made…

Florida's leadership over the last year has adopted very historic, significant, legal system abuse reforms

One of the reasons given for the spiraling insurance costs in Florida has been the structure of litigation

One of the reasons given for the spiraling insurance costs in Florida has been the structure of litigation.

This Committee has come to learn that the EPA has spent $10 million on advanced combat equipment for enforcement operations.

I just wonder if you're familiar with this memo.

Last month, a company in my district that makes outboard motors for its main customer, the U.S. Navy SEALs, was raided by armed agents of the EPA.

Do you think it might be possible to expand the exemption to first responders like fire, emergency medical services, law enforcement, and et cetera?

What does your research say about the cumulative impacts on credit availability and gross domestic product of the current Biden surge in bank regulations?

What does that suggest about the vigilance of the Federal Government to prevent financial crises?

It seems like they're putting the cart before the horse.