Ted Deutch

I would actually like to get back to the issue of the archives.

Their sacrifices will always be remembered and greatly appreciated.

Why not have them respond to all of the allegations, the possible military dimensions that we all know about?

If that is where we are trying to go, why not as part of that expect them to and require them to respond?

What would be the holdup to ensure that these items that are so personal to the community can actually reside with the community where it now lives?

We look forward to working with you to help to ensure a stable and democratic Iraq.

Why allow the construction of Arak to continue for another 6 months, which puts us in a very dangerous position?

I hope that this committee will also be briefed on the specifics of the proposal, in the appropriate location and at the appropriate time, sooner rather than later.

I'm glad we're having the opportunity to discuss this in detail today.

I appreciate that. I think it's not just the touch points in the patent system.

I think it's not just the touch points in the patent system.

I thank my friend, the gentlelady from Guam. Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of H.R. 3304. I was pleased to work with my colleagues, Mr. Rogers of Alabama, Mr. Bridenstine of Oklahoma, and Mr. Rooney of Florida, on this bill; and I…

I am deeply committed to bringing our troops home as quickly and as responsibly as possible.

For a problem this complex there can't ever be one solution alone.

We have a moral obligation to ensure that progress that has been made with regard to human rights, health, and personal freedoms in Afghanistan continues.

I count myself as among those who do [support stronger language].

Dictatorial violence runs counter to the Egyptian people's desire to establish a genuine democracy.

I applaud Chairman Goodlatte's attention to the issue and his willingness to dive into this with solutions.

At the risk of--at the risk of sounding perhaps just a tad cynical, as someone who loves to tweet as much as the next Member of Congress, what are we tweeting about that carries any sort of significance?

now is the time to increase our leverage to ensure that human rights and inclusive democracy are cornerstones of the new government

This war must end for financial reasons as well.

I think this necessitates a kitchen sink approach.

I just hope, Madam Chairman, that all of those important civil society programs that we're engaged in...

I have concerns about the manner in which the suspension was communicated to Congress and to Egypt.

Our relationship with Egypt is of the utmost strategic importance to our nation and to regional security.