To me this is not only a question of taking responsibility for the IRS and Department's web-accessible services and data but of understanding the cybersecurity risks these online services and applications face.

I don't understand the fact as far as saying, well it wasn't breached, it wasn't breached.

Shouldn't the IRS be concerned about criminal misuse of the tool being sufficiently perked?

What our country needs and what our people expect is courage. There is no greater opportunity to show that courage than in fiscal reform.

Without changes to the Federal budget, we are on a path to fiscal crisis with spending, deficits, and debt continuing to balloon out of control.

Under the First Amendment, we want to make sure that everybody's opportunity to protest, to speak out on things they believe in, is always protected.

We hear a lot about openness and transparency in--in both sides, really, as far as that being our goal, certainly striving to do so.

I hope that we are able to really fulfill our promises to the American people in getting to the bottom of some of the issues and concerns that we have with the ACA as a whole.

I'm also concerned about the millions of people who have been damaged, even unintentional, by the Affordable Care Act.

Obviously, this is a pattern for the last 3 years.

I think that's what makes our democracy great.