Phil Gingrey: “I still believe in the amazing potential that health information technologies will have on the practice of medicine.”

Paul, I would just like to say that I think a great part of the legacy of your Speakership has been showing civility and character, and I truly mean that. I think everybody in this Chamber would agree with that. We applaud you for that.

It made no sense to cut $300 billion out of a program that 29 percent of Medicare beneficiaries had chosen.

The federal government has this bad tendency of torching a village to kill a gnat, and I think that is the real problem here

As educators and legislators, we must not neglect our duties to equip these young people, our children, these students, with the tools and the knowledge to build a successful career.