Providing facts and specifics is an important first step toward restoring the credibility that we all want.

The only way the public can trust the health care system and the Administration that is implementing this law is if Administration officials are open and transparent about the facts.

Today we are going to continue our thoughtful oversight of the President's implementation of the health care law and its effects on Americans in Michigan as well as across the country.

It is time to be candid and transparent with Congress and the American public.

Yesterday's net neutrality decision, while a victory for consumers in the economy, illustrates the uncertainty flowing from the current statutory scheme and the need for this action.

It's time to revamp these laws to reflect the new competitive landscape and changing consumer expectations.

So the self-proclaimed, most-transparent administration in history has come out against transparency. I am sorry Republicans and Democrats may disagree on the merits of the President's health care law, and we do; but I think that we should…

I want to thank my friends, Mr. Engel, the lead Democratic cosponsor of this bipartisan legislation, as well as Mr. Terry, who has helped champion this, not only in this Congress, but for the last number of years, as well. This bill needs…

Our Nation's poison centers exemplify successful public- private partnerships, with Federal funds providing only 18 percent of the poison center budget. That partnership saves the Federal Government a lot of money while also delivering…

I ask unanimous consent that the gentleman have an additional 2 minutes. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair cannot entertain that request.

In the gentleman's remaining time, I would just say congratulations to Florida State. We from Michigan would love to see a unanimous consent that perhaps the Seminoles could play the Spartans for a national championship, and see that occur…

I thank the chair of the Health Subcommittee for the time. Mr. Speaker, it is important that seniors don't find a lump of coal in their stockings for Christmas, and this fully offset package represents access to health care for about 40…

At this point, I yield 3 minutes to the gentleman from Oklahoma (Mr. Cole), a member of the Appropriations Committee and a cosponsor of the bill.

At this point, I yield 1 minute to the gentleman from New Jersey (Mr. Lance), a cosponsor of the bill and a member of the Energy and Commerce Committee.

The money comes from the political conventions. I mean, that is the direct offset that is used. All of us cry for these families that lose these beautiful little kids. This bill, if it passes and gets enacted, will provide money to help…

It is with great pleasure that I rise today to honor Amo Houghton for his 16 years of service on the board of directors of The Faith & Politics Institute. Amo, my good friend and our former colleague, a tireless advocate for civil rights…

Congress has been active to keep pace with the new energy landscape.

American energy holds tremendous potential--for millions of jobs and for affordable energy prices.

America's energy picture is rapidly changing, and America's energy regulators must keep pace.

Nearly every new project is met with stiff resistance at every step of the process.

America's energy picture is rapidly changing and America's energy regulators have got to keep pace.

Every day we are hearing from folks and families across the country about how the President's healthcare bill has wreaked havoc on their own healthcare coverage.

Every day we hear from individuals and families across the country about how Obamacare has wreaked havoc on their healthcare coverage.

if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor is sadly another broken promise.

The President's healthcare law cut over $700 billion from the already struggling Medicare program to help fund the flawed new entitlement.