I'm assuming you are aware of the fact that the SEC recently instituted new and stronger cost-benefit analysis policy.

I think we have to be honest; it is all about politics, it has always been all about politics.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, for holding this hearing here in New Hampshire today.

I concur with the stakeholders that there are probably better requirements upon which to base qualification to or service on this Article I Court.

This legislation would recognize the work and dedication of the Missing in America Project, in cooperation with numerous veterans service organizations, in identifying unclaimed remains of veterans.

Yeah. We've done the necessary research, and we feel confident that we can work with the State Department and the administration to put that treaty together.

Thank you and good morning, Chairman Runyan, Ranking Member McNerney and distinguished Members of this Subcommittee.

When visitors enter Clark Veterans Cemetery, they pass through a gate inscribed with the words 'Served with Honor.'

I look forward to hearing more about H.R. 4168, introduced by Congressman Guinta, which would direct the ABMC to maintain Clark Veterans Cemetery in the Philippines.

I think we must all work together to properly honor and remember those individuals who are laid to rest at Clark Veterans Cemetery.

Congressman Frank Guinta of New Hampshire, with both Democratic and Republican co-sponsors, has introduced HR 4168, the 'Caring for the Fallen Act'.