MICHAEL GRIMM: “It is something that we should be focusing on together, not using it as a political wedge, but rather as a common ground…”

I think this is a perfect example. Right now, the way it is, we are giving an incentive for people to get in their cars, single occupancy in cars, as opposed to using public transportation. That seems backwards to me.

The American people were told when Dodd-Frank was signed into law that they could rest assured these regulatory failures were going to be a thing of the past.

This audit was released over a year ago and to this day, the complaints of poor service from the VA to schedule timely medical appointments is still one of the most frequent by veterans in my district.

That is not a real alternative. That is the Government just paying for something because we do not have the alternative yet.