John Kline: “We are, frankly, on an unsustainable path right now, where we're borrowing 42 cents on every dollar that we spend.”

No one voted for me in less than 35 days, and I would afford employees the same opportunity to be able to make an informed decision with regard to choosing their union representation.

I cannot State emphatically enough that far-reaching reform, fiscal responsibility, and bipartisanship must be the principles that guide us as we work to solve this problem.

[The Every Student Succeeds Act] is clear: Education decision-making now rests with states and districts, and the federal role is to support and inform those decisions.

I urge my colleagues to stand with the American people today and protect access to affordable retirement advice by voting to override the President's veto. I yield back the balance of my time, and I move the previous question. The SPEAKER…