Andy Harris

You all realize you have to balance the budget because you can't print money, but somehow the President believes we don't have to balance the Federal budget.

The United States has a debt problem. Biden's budget won't solve it.

I wish I lived in the fairy land of President Biden's budget.

You are doubling down on failure.

The President's budget never balances in the future. Is that right? I mean never, ever, ever, ever, ever.

I would suggest, Mr. Secretary, you didn't base it on science. You based it on woke politics.

I certainly hope so. And again, I disagree with you.

The States pick up the slack, the local communities. That is where education decisions should be made.

We established the Federal Department of Education. And on a national level, we are worse off than we were 42 years ago.

I was one of the 161 who voted to eliminate it.

We spend our time on Title IX new policies instead of making sure we have enough people in our workforce.

The time for $1,000,000,000,000 deficits has to draw to a close.

Shame on us if we have a program that $3,600,000,000 funding, and only one-third of the people are actually getting skills training.

Maybe what we should do is ask the States to pay their fair share.

I will tell you that that omnibus bill, the increased spending, led to increased inflation, which Americans are tired of.

I would suggest that we should consider having the States pay their 'fair share' of the expansion.

It is indicative of China's tone deaf behavior that, even on the eve of his visit, they would have this balloon travel across the United States.

We never want to create a situation whereby China or any other country can envision a successful first strike.

We need an offensive capability, and we need a defensive capability.

AUKUS is supremely important. We are going to share the crown jewel of America's military technology.

If we are ambiguous, that might encourage an attack because Xi Jinping has been clear from day one that he is going to take Taiwan peacefully, hopefully, but by force if necessary.

They mention that, for instance, opioid overprescribing occurs four times as much when a nurse practitioner is involved. Obviously, in a workers' comp case where injury may be determined, this could be significant. This is something we…

We desperately need one.

But we are out of time now.

This project, this is just a great--giving parents choice in a failing school system is a good idea, not a bad idea.