You were recently in Indiana, where you called opponents of school choice flat-earthers.

the studies from Louisiana, from Indiana, from Ohio, all show that students who choose private schools in voucher programs have experienced 'significant losses in achievement.'

Mr. Speaker, the President and I do agree on one thing: designing a healthcare system is complicated. But the effects of TrumpCare are as simple as they are devastating: 24 million hardworking Americans will lose their coverage; your…

Mr. Speaker, well, here we are, on International Women's Day, 7 years from when we started the Affordable Care Act, 60 votes to repeal behind us, and yet only this week we have had the big reveal of what the plan will be for replacement…

And what has that meant? That has meant this provision has helped 2.8 million people with drug use disorders get the treatment that they need.

That is what it is. The families in my district, across this country, this is an issue that doesn't care if it is a red State, blue State, what level of education attainment you have, how much money is in your bank account, it is an equal…

you are the perfect antidote, as we see what I refer to as a starvation budget coming forth from this Administration.

And if we repeal that provision, that would take out at least $5.5 billion annually from the treatment of low-income people with mental and substance abuse disorders.

Through a bipartisan effort led by Representatives Glenn Thompson and Katherine Clark, this committee unanimously approved legislation to strengthen CTE.

These commonsense, bipartisan reforms provide us with a strong foundation to continue working to improve the law.

Madam Speaker, I thank the gentlewoman from Colorado for all her leadership. We are barely 6 weeks into this new Congress and the Republicans are back at it again, attacking comprehensive health care for American women. The regulation…