Rich Neal

If it doesn't, you have no credibility at all with China.

There is no trade program in the United States if we don't pass USMCA.

At some point we hope to be able to find a way to get back in that agreement, rather than disadvantaging us from that.

There is strength in numbers. And I think, ultimately, China will respond to the collective will of the international community much better than the unilateral action that we are taking against them today.

I still believe that our summarily rejecting the Trans-Pacific Partnership is going to go down as one of the great strategic mistakes we made in the 21st century.

Are citizens of Connecticut and, frankly, a number of states across this country, because of this tax bill, subsidizing the tax cuts of the very wealthy?

I welcome this as an opportunity to move forward, and I hope that we can work together to make sure that we preserve these protections for all Americans.

This is about patients, not politics.

There are flaws in the Affordable Care Act that is making it more difficult for patients to get care.

I want Medicaid to be a better program than it is.

It is time for a radical rethinking of are you willing to work with us to break down the barriers to have a cost disruption?

We are having the wrong conversation here.

It really is time for a fresh start, this time with both parties working together creating truly affordable healthcare focused on patients, not on Washington.

We make sure young people can stay on their parents plan until they are age 26.

Of course, Republicans support protections for people with preexisting conditions.

We have to do better. For Republicans, what we hope will happen today is an honest conversation, one on how we can create a healthcare system that is more compassionate, more convenient, and less costly.

Four million Americans have lost health insurance since President Trump took office.

Let me be clear: The ongoing effort to sabotage the healthcare system is having a direct impact on the finances of Americans across the country.

I am honored this morning to be the 67th Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.

The Ways and Means Committee will now come to order.

I applaud the Obama administration because they took the issue on.

1988 was a good year. Mr. Speaker, today we vote on H.J. Res. 30 to disapprove the President's proposal to terminate sanctions on Russian companies, including United Company RUSAL. My colleagues and I have serious concerns about many of…

I thank Secretary Shalala for yielding. Madam Speaker, I feel like I have a preexisting condition. It is arguing about the Affordable Care Act. For 10 years we have argued about the Affordable Care Act. A campaign is part of forming a…

I thank Mr. Quigley for yielding me the time. Mr. Speaker, I stand in support of H.R. 264. This bill appropriates desperately needed funds for the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service. As the shutdown persists, the…

I think that the President has an opportunity here to diffuse this and just release the forms as every other candidate for president has done.