We must be able to encourage innovation without the heavy hand of the Federal Government.

I am a cosponsor of H.R. 19, the Lower Costs, More Cures Act, which would help accomplish these goals.

this is not right, that the Republicans laid out the terms in 2016 of how a Supreme Court nomination should be handled in these two circumstances and they should follow those rules.

I think it's just, you know, unreconstructed authoritarianism, of the kind that Donald Trump has been demanding since he took office. You know, this idea that there is no difference between Donald Trump, the person, and the United States of America. That when you oppose Donald Trump, you are opposing the state, and the full powers of the Justice Department ought to be used to come after you.

So, basically, in a congressional district where half the population is comprised of undocumented immigrants, is that fair representation to a district that is comprised entirely of American citizens?

We want to make sure that our program does reach those who are in need and those who qualify and are eligible for the program.

I think that this discussion and the questions that we have had today from both sides of the aisle indicate how we want to not ever have this happen again.

Farmers know best how to care for their land without cumbersome government mandates.

As we move forward in considering ways to address climate change, it is important that we do not become too prescriptive.

I am glad you brought that up, because particularly with our geography in West Virginia and going down to the Ohio River, and the New River--that is where we go.

Many of the solutions we have discussed in this committee, like carbon capture, building resiliency, and natural solutions, are all pieces of the same puzzle that fit together in the broader picture of caring for our environment and addressing climate change.