Tim Walberg

the 2015 standard for ozone, NAAQS, as a regulation that could be harmful in making investment in infrastructure that we sorely need.

I have supported legislation in the last two Congresses introduced by my colleague, Pat Tiberi, called the STOP Act.

It is clear from your testimony and the questions that you live in a world that is difficult, frustrating, challenging, ugly.

It is probably very difficult.

I mean, it is great to have a border neighbor that generally we can work pretty well with.

Having those both happen concurrently is a great idea, and really it is the way to ensure that these happen in a timely manner.

So, certainly, we support regulatory modernization across the whole range of regulation that we face.

The nonpartisan Government Accountability Office concluded the EPA overstepped and issued a report saying the EPA violated the law and undertook ``covert propaganda'' and grassroots lobbying during the process. My bill simply seeks to…

I thank my colleague for leading this floor debate today. Mr. Chairman, I rise today in support of my bipartisan bill, H.R. 1004, the Regulatory Integrity Act of 2017. Regardless of the chatter that I believe simply confuses what we want…

Small businesses continue to drop coverage.

We are based on freedom.

We can make up all of the opportunities that would go in the wrong direction, in fact, and forget about the fact that did happen with the Affordable Care Act.

The cost of health insurance is the principal reason that small businesses do not offer coverage.

I want to thank my colleagues, HELP Subcommittee Chairman Tim Walberg and Representative Phil Roe, as well as a former member of this committee, Representative Sam Johnson, for their leadership on several of the reforms we will discuss…

All these desperate tactics are aimed at protecting a failed law that has resulted in nearly 5 million Americans losing the health care they like and were promised they could keep.

We must change course. That is why House Republicans are on a rescue mission not only to save families struggling under ObamaCare.

To hear our colleagues speak, you would think that we have Simon Legree running every company in this country.

We must change course. That's why House Republicans are on a rescue mission not only to save families struggling under Obamacare.

Everything the Republicans predicted about ObamaCare has come true because we were actually reading a bill that was written in the back rooms of the people in charge of the Democrat Party at the time, no Republicans voted for it.

What the ObamaCare bill did was coerce people into buying insurance they did not need.

We believe patients, not Washington bureaucrats, should be in charge of their healthcare decisions.

And it's exactly why we were so frustrated that the IOC refused to take any meaningful sanctions against the system that abused their own athletes in this process.

We have seen more troubling signs this week that things continue to get worse under the healthcare law. Humana announced they are dropping out of the ObamaCare marketplace next year. The CEO of Aetna said that ObamaCare is in a ``death…

Thank you to my colleagues that are still here, colleagues here in Congress who joined with in helping the Michigan delegation.

It was an important issue to deal with.