This is about jobs, this is about expanding the economy, not to mention there might be some revenue for the Air Force.

We have lit a fire under them, quite frankly, the last year, and so has Congress the last couple of years to move forward.

When you said 5,000 jobs, if that doesn't make you salivate, nothing will.

Our goal here is to take this incredible national treasure that has a little bit of rust and a little mold...

I want to again go on record that I strongly support whatever efforts it takes to get rail service.

My goal would be--we have gone from 18,000 down to 8,000, and I think you have started actually--he didn't take credit for it, the Director didn't, but I think we hit bottom, and now we are employing people using some of these facilities.

Madam Speaker, I come before my colleagues today as someone who comes from a family that at times did not have health care. I think we can do a much better job, and we should do a much better job, helping people get health care. Like some…

I really have to disagree with him on some of his opening comments.

This is sinful that we are spending billions of dollars to set up this mess.

Millions of people who liked their insurance plan will lose their plan.

This is a disaster for the working people of America and people without health care who need health care who should be covered by health care and then shifting the burden.