Joe Crowley

I, too, think you're doing a great job.

One of the often overlooked benefits of the Affordable Care Act is that it's extending insurance coverage to millions of Americans.

One of the other areas that I'm very excited about that you address in the budget is the issue of child care.

The James Zadroga Act, the 9/11 Victims Health and Compensation Act, is up for renewal, surprise to everyone. It passed 5 years ago with a 5-year limit to be reenacted in this Congress. What has happened? Absolutely nothing. We keep…

Mr. Feith, will you please expound upon what you said to me at the end of your testimony. I believe you suggested responsibility was on me. Is that correct?

Mr. Crowley, the Pentagon's inspector general specifically described the work of your office as inappropriate.

I feel outrage about the lost lives of over 4,000 Americans from cherry picked intelligence from the Bush administration that led us into a totally unnecessary war in Iraq.

There is a serious earnings-stripping, subsidiary abuse by multi-nationals...

Today is not about legislation. It is about catch up.

The scheduling of today's vote as an anniversary of the embassy takeover... demonstrates that this is all about showmanship, not legislative draftsmanship.

The failure to adequately plan for post-combat operations led directly to the chaos and instability that roils Iraq and the region today.

the only problem we have is that we both know that America will continue to lose men and women, unfortunately, in defense of freedom because we know there are enemies out there that want to take that away from us.

I think the President made the right decision given what he knew and given what we knew and to tell you the truth, even given what we have learned since.

Do you still believe today that Iraq and Al Qaeda were as close as implied at that time?

Words get tossed around like 'coordination,' 'flexibility,' 'consolidation.' It all sounds great, but the effect is always the same.

What is really scary is what my colleagues plan to do going forward, what they propose to do in their budget.

I just wanted to point out I believe the study was of 2009 to 2011. I believe that Governor Christie, Republican governor, is the governor of the State of New Jersey.

Funding was sharply cut over the years, and in 2012, Republicans on this Committee tried to eliminate the entire program saying it was too flexible.

My colleagues on the other side of the aisle must have misread their calendar because Halloween, I believe, was on Saturday.

They say that as if helping Americans is something bad.

Far from being duplicative as we have been hearing, I would say that those seem to cover a pretty wide range of critical needs.

I thank the gentleman from Michigan for yielding me the time. Mr. Speaker, I rise in opposition to this latest attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act and the benefits it has brought to millions of Americans. While this is the 61st vote…

Republicans aren't reconciling with us to work in a bipartisan way. They are not reconciling themselves to the fact that the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land and that it is helping people access quality, affordable healthcare…

If you ask the American people, ``Who should be paid first, these guys or these guys?'' I suggest they would agree with us. These guys should get paid first. Oppose this Pay China First Act, and let's keep America first. Let me also add…

Doctors Without Borders is back in Rakhine State, but what they won't tell you is that they are back under severe restrictions.