Luke Messer

Great. We're right on pace. I would next like to recognize my good friend, the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Rothfus).

I thank the gentlelady for her remarks. As many other speakers have said tonight, ObamaCare is Big Government at its worst. Federal agencies have recently reported that it will take them almost 190 million additional man hours per year for…

I thank the gentleman for his moving remarks. I thank all my colleagues for their remarks today. We're going to vote this week on repealing ObamaCare. That vote is more than symbolism. ObamaCare is wrecking this economy. ObamaCare is…

I thank the gentleman for his remarks. Mr. Speaker, I'd like to inquire as to the amount of time we have left. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman has approximately 30 minutes remaining.

I thank the gentleman for his comments, and I thank my colleagues for their stamina and patience. I would next like to recognize my good friend, the straight-talking Member from Oklahoma (Mr. Bridenstine).

I thank the gentlelady for her remarks. I would next like to yield to my good friend from the State of Florida, Representative Yoho.

I thank the gentleman for his remarks. I would next like to yield to my good friend, the gentlelady from my home State of Indiana, for her insights as to this important Special Order.

I thank the gentleman for his remarks. I would quote for you broken promise No. 1 of ObamaCare: ``If you like your current health care plan, you will be able to keep it.'' Not true. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that nearly 7…

I thank the gentleman for his remarks. I would next like to recognize my good friend, the distinguished gentleman from Utah (Mr. Stewart).

I thank the gentleman for his remarks. I would like to speak briefly about broken ObamaCare promise number four. The President promised ``Under my plan, no family making less than $250,000 a year will see their taxes increase.'' The truth…

What a week, Mr. Speaker. A Benghazi coverup, the IRS targeting conservative groups, and now the Department of Justice found spying on the Associated Press. The scandals from this administration are coming so fast that the American people…

I rise for another in a series of Republican freshman class Special Orders, this time to focus on the need to repeal ObamaCare in a vote in this Chamber later this week. The President and many of our colleagues on the other side of the…

I thank the gentlelady for her remarks. Many of the promises that were made to justify ObamaCare's enactment have been broken. The results of these broken promises are hurting hardworking American families, workers, and businesses today…

the goal of the sanctions is to change their behavior as to the nuclear enrichment program.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I rise today in this Chamber as the son of a working, single-parent mother who still works at the Delta Faucet factory in Greensburg. I rise today in this Chamber as the son of a family who would have benefited…

Many of the promises that were made to justify ObamaCare have been broken. Contrary to what was promised, not everyone will be able to keep their current health coverage; and contrary to what was promised, the average family premium has…

I rise on behalf of Indiana's Sixth Congressional District to express our condolences to the victims of yesterday's bombing in Boston. The thoughts and prayers of every American are with those who were killed and maimed by this unspeakable…

Taxpayers cannot continue to subsidize the soaring cost of higher education.

I have not seen any reputable study that has demonstrated that federal subsidies drive tuition inflation.

I am concerned that well-intentioned federal education subsidies are hyper-inflating the cost of higher education, leading to more borrowing, higher interest payments, and less disposable income, essentially creating an 'education bubble'…

College costs too much. Parents are scrimping and saving and spending their nest eggs to pay for their children's education while trying to make ends meet in this sluggish economy.

The President's budget proposal reportedly would cap the amount of money people could save in individual retirement accounts. This is a very bad idea. More than a third of people aged 55 and older are not saving for their retirements…

I remember when $1.4 trillion was a lot of money. 1.4 trillion dollars is the amount of money the Federal budget increases under the House Republican budget proposal--an average of $140 billion a year, 40 percent over the decade. But…

I thank the gentlelady from North Carolina. Thank you for your hard work on this very important bill. I rise today in support of the rule to H.R. 803, the SKILLS Act. This critically important legislation, introduced by Dr. Foxx, will…

I think in this debate today, you're seeing two very different philosophies of how we move forward as a country: one side of the aisle, who believes that the key to America's future is raising taxes and growing government; and our side…