Donald Manzullo

I respectfully urge you to act so that the bill can be enacted into law very soon as it needs to be in the interests of our great nation.

This legislation will honor President Reagan's leadership and foresight in protecting U.S. interests.

We must also recognize the abundant opportunity that Ronald Reagan provided our nation when he first established our EEZ.

I am also hearing from a lot of small business people who have around 50 people that they are going to fire people to get below 50 so they are not covered by the President's health care.

But we can talk all we want about the Volcker Rule, about this and about that and we need to get back to, at least in my opinion the reason for the collapse of the economy was in the residential home market.

The problem I still have with Dodd-Frank is at the time of the collapse, there were Federal regulations and laws in effect that if had been properly implemented, could have avoided the entire crash.

Punish them kinetically.

We have been talking to, off and on, the tyrants in Tehran, and it isn't working, and it is not going to work.

You can't trust these tin-horn dictators.

Human rights needs to be a centerpiece of this alliance and we have yet to fully explore how we can push a human rights agenda formed together with our South Korean ally.

Success cannot be built on wishful thinking about a regime that has shown a desire only to extract concessions from us and from South Korea.

We value that friendship. We are committed and will remain committed, I hope, as an ally and a supporter of Korea.

I could go through my district, shop by shop, union by union, and demonstrate conclusively the benefits that happen as a result of union shops.

All politics is local.

I don't see the need to drag the insurance companies into this particular rule when in fact they did not present a systemic risk.

If MetLife failed, would the failure of the company threaten the stability of the United States? We agree the answer is no.

We had a hearing before my Asia Subcommittee on what China did to Fellowes Shredder. It was absolutely outrageous how they literally stole $185 million worth of intellectual property.

I just don't think Americans are ready, nor is China ready, when you have somebody actively bidding to do a public works project or a major purchase that they are ready to have the Chinese come in with a government that is still far from…

I think Americans would be aghast to know that if a State or municipality or the Federal Government... is opening up this bidding process to the Chinese when their record of IP protection is becoming worse.

As someone who also serves on the Foreign Affairs Committee, I am well aware of the situation in the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but I also know that oftentimes unilateral trade sanctions backfire on the very…

We need the flexibility of this new law so that it becomes practical to implement, but still maintains the goal of the legislation.

We can match action with action but we should be cautious and skeptical.

There is no real rule of law to constrain government behavior.

I believe we must be careful to not lift sanctions too quickly.