We intend to start the markup process next month, May, and our goal will be to try and get a bipartisan bill to the President before the August recess.

Keeping our prescription drugs safe is a bipartisan issue.

I believe my good friends on the Senate side agree with that sentiment.

Keeping our prescription drugs safe is certainly a bipartisan issue, and we have the world's safest drug supply.

the promises don't match reality, and I think that it is unacceptable.

the alarm bells over how Obamacare will unfold are getting louder by the day.

the promises made about the Affordable Care Act didn't quite match up with reality.

I think it's unacceptable that this is going to happen, and I look forward to voting to fix it today.

Even though the majority of Americans oppose Obamacare and do not want it implemented, they still need to know what they need to do to comply with the law.

An unthinkable, public health disaster keeps on getting worse.

Well thank you, Mr. Chairman. I thank you for convening this very important hearing on the deadly outbreak of fungal meningitis so that the committee can get answers to the question that we could not get last year: what did the FDA know…

Today, the death toll stands at 53 and continues to grow. Hundreds are still sick and suffering. An unthinkable, public health disaster continues to get only worse.

We know now that 53 Americans did not need to die. It sickens me that this could have been prevented.

It is our job at this committee to also take a hard look at the agency under our jurisdiction, the FDA, and ask: did its processes work?

common sense dictates that we should fully understand the cost of new regs to jobs and the economy before they are implemented

Common sense dictates that we should fully understand the cost of new regulations to jobs and the economy before they are implemented--especially the highest-cost regulations as the nation continues to endure high energy prices and…

I want to commend Bill Cassidy for his Energy Consumers Relief Act, which is a commonsense solution that bolsters EPA transparency and puts American consumers first.

Our efforts to solve the coal ash certainly do continue with this hearing.

Should we allow EPA to write rules that would bind every state regardless of geography, hydrology, history, and economics, or should we allow the states to build and operate their own permitting systems?

Today, we take an important step in support of the Keystone XL pipeline. It is called jobs and affordable energy.

This important bill takes the lessons that we learned from the trans-Alaskan pipeline when it was met with unnecessary roadblocks.

I want to particularly thank Chairman Whitfield for his tireless efforts, Lee Terry and the other cosponsors on both sides of the aisle.

One of our goals is to develop a North American energy independence plan to ensure we are not at the mercy of the Middle East or countries like Venezuela.

The President said last year that he would do whatever it takes to create U.S. jobs. Well, here is a $7 billion construction project with more than 20,000 direct jobs and 100,000 indirect jobs.

To do so, however, the FCC must refrain from excluding potential bidders and maximize the amount of spectrum it auctions...