Steny Hoyer: “When you say, I presume, as the gentleman said, we're talking about two different bills, are we not?”

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.

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

Yes, the sergeant over at the Pentagon, who is sitting there at a computer and doing a job, needs to be compensated in a fair and effective way.