Sanford Bishop: “Excuse me. Before you get to the NARM system, the part of ionophores, which are different from antibiotics and which…”

This is how we can say thank you for their service and sacrifice, while we celebrate 250 years of America.

The Marine Corps has a deferred maintenance backlog that exceeds $15.8 billion, and it requires a $1.5 billion annual expenditure for barracks and maintenance.

So maybe it ought to be a real time opportunity for service members to apply when that happens as opposed to having to wait till the next year? That seems like an easy fix for that issue.

I thank the gentlewoman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the life of a remarkable man, my colleague and dear friend, Donald Payne, Jr. Donald was a kindhearted public servant who dutifully served New Jersey's 10th…