Steny Hoyer actually said...

"our rules ought to facilitate the House's ability to move swiftly to address the most pressing challenges facing our country."

"no matter what we do in the rules, no matter what our rules say, if we don't have comity and respect for one another, the rules will not make us work better."

"Let me be clear at the outset that there is no substitute for the personal interaction of members in a committee room or on the House floor. But when that is not possible because it poses a mortal dan..."

"Children should be able to go to school feeling secure that their school can handle an asthma attack or an allergic reaction."