The central issue before the committee today isn't the process that led to these appointments, although that will be part of the discussion.
These are just some of the items on Big Labor's agenda designed to strengthen its power by weakening protections for workers and employers.
However, no president should endorse an unconstitutional scheme in order to address a political problem.
We've witnessed this president take extraordinary action that stretches the limits of his office and undermines our all-important system of ...
I will now recognize my distinguished colleague George Miller, the senior Democratic member of the committee, for his opening remarks.
Our primary concern is the fear and uncertainty this action has unleashed--the fear of the activist NLRB's future actions and the uncertaint...
Decisions based on shaky legal ground can often lead to embarrassing contradictions.
Today is just another legislative day dedicated to divisive issues. It's not about working together to find solutions to real problems.
This must be a bipartisan process that recognizes that neither side can get everything it wants;
I encourage all members, on both sides of the aisle, to stay engaged, offer positive solutions, and work to find common ground.
Over the last several years, we have seen a lot of failed policies and broken promises, starting with a so-called stimulus plan that created...