Steny Hoyer: “If that is the case, then cutting that has that $100 billion consequence that you just referred to.”

Costs are only going up - and faster - because of their policies.

As long as we keep investing, I think we’re going to see the Port of Baltimore become more and more successful.

Closing the Baltimore Field Office and relocating employees away from Baltimore violates this core principle, since the primary 'customers' of the USFS Baltimore Urban Field Office are in Baltimore.

This is a direct result of Republicans’ decision to remove eligibility, permit ACA subsidies to lapse, and allow critical tax credits to expire.