That statement does not fit those circumstances, however.
Today's first Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee hearing is on a subject that is very important to Nation, i...
Unfortunately, like most of our infrastructure, our water resources are aging and in great need of repair and upgrading.
I think that is good. There is not time to give the examples that are out there but it is a bureaucratic problem.
U.S. Corps of Engineers projects generate over $109 billion annually in economic benefits and generate over $34 billion ...
You've got to make those considerations.
I mean, this idea that you have to be forced to do these things--you're the guy that pays for all this stuff.
I think that a lot of these rulemakings are well intentioned, but they end up tying our hands and costing consumers more...
When I was Chairman for a number of years of a committee called the Environment and Public Works, where all the over-reg...
If you ask any of our people in Oklahoma as to what is mostly accountable for it, they will say Dodd-Frank.
I mean, everything has to be regulated more. The water regulation, for example, if you talk to anyone in the farm commun...