John Rice Carter

I do think in this country we have a bias of homeowners versus renters, and I don't believe that renters are often the given the credit.

I would say that as an industry, I believe that, and I know as a company, we focus on making those investments because the most important thing to us is the safety and wellness of our residents.

Yes, ma'am. Most of them are at the local level

We are very excited about opportunity zones, because it really made projects that maybe were not financially feasible before that benefit, feasible.

General Dunford, it has truly been a pleasure and an honor to work with you, and wish you great success in the future.

I am a big supporter of the Futures Command. The concept is really modern and smart.

I think the people that are patriots that are willing to do that need some reward.

I feel like they build citizenship. And we have got a lot of interest in a fast-growing community.

I recognize that we care about our soldiers and their living environment, and we are certainly working on barracks and doing a good job on that.

We have to refocus and fix up our barracks, we have to get new motor pools that our equipment will fit into, and we have to get hangars.

Let's not forget our current equipment needs to be ready to go fight tonight.

Because we have some really fine people out there that keep us ready to go to war, and their work environment is not the best right now.

But we have to worry about their working environment too.

Dutch and I are both interested in this a lot and mainly because we feel like we are behind.

I am sure that university is going to be in great hands.

The full-time support for employment... has anybody got any--and I am sure all of you have an issue with keeping your people employed back home while they are serving their country in the Reserve.

I think we ought to seriously consider taking a look at setting aside funding for this capitalization.

I represent Fort Hood, and for the last 4 or 5 years I have been refurbishing barracks and building new barracks at Fort Hood.

I am from a time when I went to school, men and women didn't live in the same dormitories.

I suspect you will be too.

I thank my colleagues for introducing this critical legislation. Since this committee began tackling the opioid epidemic, I have said there are three major parts to the crisis: prevention, treatment, and law enforcement. This legislation…

This committee will not support OMB's proposal to cut the resources available to our law enforcement officers

My heart is in Houston. And I am very, very concerned.

I would argue 90--but it is probably 80 percent of all the petroleum we produce in this country is refined.

I am no fan of the Federal Government running everything.