students' number one want to know what the federal government is going to do for affordability of college

the president talked about in the State of the Union, which was mentioned about making college--or community college free for the first 2 years

states make choices. And, you know, Kentucky chose to expand Medicaid

Well, my point is if the unions are--if the drive is being driven by the workers, they have access to the information.

we have a bipartisan, bicameral replacement proposal that will repeal the SGR and move forward with a new payment structure that focuses on quality and innovation.

solving the SGR permanently is essential for beneficiaries to have continued access to the care they rely on.

I have a bill, House Resolution 389, that would exercise oversight over CTP, and require they submit a report to Congress on their activity.

Congress granted the Center for Tobacco Products the authority to regulate tobacco products, but unfortunately, the process has been fraught with problems.

It appears that CTP is just not doing their job.

As a matter of fact, when my daughter is my age in 30 years, 100 percent of federal revenues, under the current budget if we don't do anything different, will be Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.

There is a group of kids that are forced or encouraged... to start out in college even though that may not be the best path for them.