The National Assessment of Educational Progress recently revealed that history and civics scores among students hit record lows. The scores are staggering. Eighty-seven percent of eighth graders have a basic or below basic knowledge of…

I thank my colleague from California for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I rise to recognize Marcus Smith, who is the president and CEO of Speedway Motorsports and the owner of the North Wilkesboro Speedway. Marcus and his family have helped lead…

I thank my colleague for yielding. Mr. Speaker, President Biden is waging a war on America's workforce. First, he made the anti-worker PRO Act a legislative priority. Then his Department of Labor proposed a rule to extinguish opportunities…

I thank my colleague from Texas for yielding and for his wonderful work on this package. Mr. Speaker, America's position as the most trusted line of credit in the world is at stake. In other words, our reputation is at stake. Republicans'…

I think the left's attitude toward us as individuals, and to small business is very negative.

They think we are all a bunch of dumb people who do not know how to make decisions for ourselves, that is why you need the government to do everything for us.

They hate Obamacare, and the government run programs because they are not flexible.

Most Americans were covered by employer sponsored insurance are satisfied with their coverage, yet our Democrat colleagues continue to push the expansion of government run, one size fits all healthcare programs.

I reserve the balance of my time, and I am ready to close whenever the gentleman from California is ready to close.

I thank Congressman Bean for his leadership on the Education and the Workforce Committee and also his leadership in leading this Special Order tonight. It is a very important issue to the people of the United States, and I am very proud of…

The Committee understands that the NLRB employee misconduct in representation elections is more widespread than the allegations in the Starbucks letter and findings in the Hearing Office report.

The Committee understands that the NLRB employee misconduct in representation elections is more widespread than the allegations in the Starbucks letter and findings in the Hearing Office report.