Today the Subcommittee will conduct a legislative hearing on two bills that amend the Lacey Act.
John Fleming
The Public Record
John Fleming is a Republican politician from Louisiana who served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 2011 to 2017. During his time in Congress, he represented Louisiana's 4th congressional district, where he focused on issues such as healthcare, fiscal responsibility, and veterans' affairs. Fleming, a physician by profession, has been an advocate for conservative healthcare reforms and has emphasized the importance of reducing government spending. After leaving Congress, he has remained active in political circles and has been involved in various initiatives related to healthcare and public policy.
the Lacey Act prevented good conservation in protecting some wild goats--they are called markhor in Pakistan--from having a good management program set up.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service...are criminalizing people who want to establish good management practices for wildlife.
The purposes of this proposal are to exempt any plant or finished plant product imported or completed before May 22, 2008.
We need to stop this criminalization, we need to alter the Act so that it does have some flexibility.
This legislation was endorsed by an impressive list of organizations, including the National Association of Home Builders.
The EPA is out to get you and crucify you. That's the message from one of President Obama's EPA appointees to our country's oil and natural gas companies. Yesterday, we learned that an official at the Environmental Protection Agency based…
I find it ironic that he conveniently cannot be with us today to defend his memorandum and instead he is traveling in Europe.
Fundamentally, Secretary Chu and I disagree on the role of Government and how it best serves the people.
In this hour, I and my colleagues who will be joining me very shortly--other physicians who are from the GOP Doctors Caucus, perhaps nurses, and other health care workers as well-- in this next hour we're going to be talking about our…
Yes. You say that the threshold is 50 employees and that they lose certain subsidies or certainly face more penalties or costs after 50. What is the chance that a small business that has 49 employees will dare hire another employee? {time}…
My amendment today maintains the State of Louisiana's ability to regulate hunting within its borders. In a decision announced March 1, 2012, the Forest Service Regional Forester located way over in Atlanta, Georgia, went over the heads of…
I have an amendment that has been made in order. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: At the end of the bill, insert the following: TITLE V--HUNTING IN KISATCHIE NATIONAL FOREST…
I thank the gentleman. Again, great points. Estimates are as high as 20 million Americans who are on insurance today through their employers, happy and satisfied with the coverage they have, that will be pushed off. Why? Because the…
Well, I thank my friend and colleague. I'll certainly be returning back to you for some more information that's very valuable information. I want to get back to and sort of recap some of the things I talked about, and that is that the…
That's very important, because what I'm understanding you saying is that if the trust fund becomes insolvent and there are checks going out to physicians across America, we can't just connect a line over to the general budget and say we're…
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I would like to respond to some of the statements that were made. I received a petition of thousands of hunters from Louisiana and several States who wanted this to continue. The State, not the Federal Government…
Would you touch a moment, Dr. Gingrey, on the fact that while we're trying to expand coverage and all of those things that there will actually be people who will be pushed off their coverage of the health care they have today, such as by…
I just want to respond, again, the people of Louisiana, the State of Louisiana has full support of doing away with this prohibition. This was a decision made by somebody in Atlanta, a Federal person, that has to do with what is really a…
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It is indeed a pleasure to come to the floor today to speak to this Chamber about a subject that I think is very important on the minds of the American people, and that is the 2-year anniversary of the Patient…
I think America needs to wake up to Agenda 21, the United Nations, and this administration's violation of our liberties, violation of the proper role of the Federal Government and the State governments.
I am very cynical about what the Federal Government, apart from the Constitution and apart from law--every time the Federal Government gets involved with new laws and regulations, we just simply see more problems for the American people…
the Department of the Interior is pushing to remove some of these same structures at an expedited rate without regard to the effect on fisheries.





