Tim Walberg

I have my own concerns about the relationship between the history of increases in federal aid and the increases of tuition rates.

I think we need more opportunity for people to express their concerns, their ideas, their objectives.

This Friday, March 23, marks the second anniversary of President Obama's health care law after 2 years. It's clear the law has already left more victims in its path than people it was meant to help. And unfortunately, along with the 20…

I just beg to differ on that issue because sound economics does not say that adding more costs will ultimately provide more services for caregivers, more jobs.

his companion care business, negatively affecting his caregivers and the seniors they serve.

For more than twenty years, Donald Payne was a passionate and tireless advocate on behalf of the people of New Jersey's 10th congressional district.

So I appreciate the hearing today and look forward to good things coming from it.

However, as your father's--as I remember it--your father's needs changed you hired a caregiver through an agency.

So, again, why do we list this or tout it as a jobs program if it seems pretty insignificant at a time when we have energy concerns that are frustrating people at the pump?

All workers deserve a fair day's pay for a fair day's work.

Current policies that govern delivery of in-home companion care have served our nation well for nearly 40 years.

When will oil production go up on Federal leased land?

Don't follow Michigan down this road. It is a bad deal for our caregivers and a bad deal for our clients.

I want to say thank you. You are special people for what you do and the care you provide.

Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman, for the extra time. I would just question if they are pushing back, there is a significant reason why they are pushing back on using lands that they requested to use.

What other answer would be other than we ought to be withdrawing?

As communities of faith united by our common religious traditions and values of justice and compassion, we urge you to support the Department of Labor's (DOL) revised rules.

The Department of Labor has significantly understated some of the economic impacts that will result from the proposed changes in regulations.

The administration has a responsibility to provide a clear and compelling reason why that important balance must now be upset.

No one who works for a living should have to live in poverty.

reduce the cost of gas at the pump. Get us what we want on that area and then take the next 200, 600, 800 years to find all of the resources that you think will come following that.

We are not going to relinquish that standard that we have and the desire to give people resources of transportation that they want.

Understanding the true cost of a regulatory proposal that already carries a price tag of up to $2.3 billion is startling.

We've all had to dig a little deeper in our pocketbooks when visiting the gas station lately. Gas has now reached $4 a gallon in my district. Combined with the stubbornly high unemployment rate in Michigan, I know my constituents are…

With Michigan's unemployment rate consistently higher than the national average, I remain committed to thoroughly reviewing the implications of burdensome regulations that have the potential to overwhelm my State's and country's job…