We must maintain one national program for fuel economy standards that keeps California at the table.

We can either come together on a negotiated solution that continues upward progress and sets standards through 2030, or we can have a costly legal battle where nobody will win.

Robocalls are a great annoyance for American families, especially American seniors.

We are now at a point in my household when the hard line rings I tell my husband, 'Don't answer it.'

Just in March, a record 3 billion robocalls were placed to American consumers, and about a quarter of those calls are scam calls.

I am deeply worried about reports that California doesn't matter to you.

It is my deep belief that the auto companies, their workers, and the consumer have benefited from having one national program for fuel economy.

I think that promoting more research into nonopioid pain medications is one of the most important things we can do to ensure that people that are legitimately suffering from pain still get the relief that they need.

That is why I have introduced H.R. 5002, the ACE Research Act, with my friend and colleague from Michigan, Fred Upton.

I am writing in support of the bipartisan Recovering America's Wildlife Act (H.R. 4647)

Not since enactment of the Pittman-Robertson and Dingell-Johnson Acts, which provided critical funding for fish and wildlife in steep decline, have we had an opportunity to pass legislation of such importance to protecting what is every…

I think that maybe one of the points that we do want to reaffirm again is that this is, we think, a common-sense solution to help ensure that at-risk species are never put on the endangered species list.

Thank you Representatives Jeff Fortenberry (NE) and Debbie Dingell (MI) for introducing the bipartisan, legislative solution.

I am going to build on what my other colleagues have been talking about on the SELF DRIVE Act.

Strong fuel economy standards give the industry the certainty that they need while continuing to drive innovation that saves consumers money at the pump.

Safety is always number one.

I want to urge you, Deputy Administrator King, to keep all stakeholders at the table in a productive manner.

We want to stay at the forefront of innovation and technology, and we also need to make sure that the consumer is safe at all times.

We need to get it right.

We have got to make sure we have a flexible framework that is going to keep up with the changing technology.

We've got no choice. We can't say I don't like somebody, I mean I can fight on substance and will.

We're talking about bridges and roads. And by the way, we don't have Republican or Democratic potholes.

We need to do something about it. If we're going to be competitive, we need to do something about broadband.

I was elected to take care of working men and women, of all the men and women in my district. And the fact of the matter is that we need to work together.

It's not about messaging, it's about delivering for the American people.