Jim Jordan

It saddens me to report that due to years of Congress kicking the can down the road the U.S. Postal Service remains in dire financial straits.

To put it bluntly, the Department of Defense has one purpose, and that is to kill our enemies.

The Green New Deal has got 91 Democrat cosponsors, 13 Democrat Senators, not one Republican.

I will tell you about market forces. Market forces said Solyndra got a bunch of our taxpayers' money... went bankrupt.

I urge this committee to truly consider the impact that radical climate change proposals have on rural America.

You cannot make this stuff up. This is truly unbelievable.

I want the President's tax returns for purely political reasons.

Market forces said Solyndra got a bunch of our taxpayers' money... and went bankrupt.

The American people need to know where their Representatives stand on this issue, and I am putting forth a discharge position.

This could cause a potential nearly 300 percent increase in household energy bills.

The bottom line is touting the Green New Deal as a realistic plan for the future is short-sighted and reckless.

The Green New Deal is not new, but it is devastating.

The first three months of the 116th Congress, the Democrats' focus has been on one thing: attacking the President.

The Green New Deal paints a dark picture for rural America and takes our country in a direction far from the one we know.

Harming our agriculture sector in the pursuit of this irrational plan is ill-informed and misguided.

Alarmist proposals like the Green New Deal would devastate mining communities, driving out good-paying jobs.

I think it is about the Green New Deal and the regulations, the central government planning, and the politics that come with it.

Maybe they can name one: the Green New Deal. And my guess is a lot of Americans could name it because it is so radical.

The Green New Deal as a resolution is important because it sets forth a precedent, a clear choice for the American people.

We already know they did.

The special counsel did not find that any U.S. person or Trump campaign official or associate conspired or knowingly coordinated with [Russia].

I want to thank you, Secretary Ross. Six hours and 20 minutes you've come here, answered all kinds of questions.

The only people opposing it are Democrats in Washington, DC.

It's common sense to ask the question. It's common sense to follow the procedures and process that you followed.

It's called governing.