the number of final economically significant rules in the first years of the Obama Administration--this is not widely known--but it is actually lower than the preceding two years and lower than the average under President Bush.
Graves discusses regulatory rules during the Obama Administration compared to previous administrations.
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Frankly, these requested increases seem a little ill-advised and unjustified after the years of record spending that we have had.
I remain focused on making sure these funds are out of the door as soon as possible.
I want to emphasize our commitment to the Justice40 principles that we will do right by those overburdened and underserved communities.
This Committee continues delivering bipartisan solutions for all Americans, thanks to the leadership of Chair Graves.
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