The increase in both frequency and severity of ransomware attacks shows the urgent need for action.
Fred Keller
The Public Record
There is no question that vital conservation efforts should be an American priority.
In 10 months' time, we have literally went from energy independence to the President of the United States begging OPEC to increase production.
Let's come together and do that. If there are no objections, let's get on this bill, and let's pass this bill on the floor of the House and send it to the United States Senate so we can save lives.
Are we going to ignore the pandemic to pretend the shift in Postal Service was just because of Postmaster DeJoy's things he tried?
Rather than attacking a private company for fulfilling its contract in conducting an election audit, this committee should be directing any objection about the audit to its originators, the Arizona State Senate.
The integrity of our elections is directly linked to the integrity of our democratic system of government at the local, state, or Federal level.
I would like to take a moment to urge the majority to use its oversight power to focus on any of the numerous crises facing our country.
The levee as a priority, and Lycoming County's 2018 County Comprehensive Plan update calls the state of the levee system, quote, 'the single greatest threat to maintaining and pursuing economic resilience.'
our responsibility is to the people of the United States of America, and we need to make sure that their money is being invested to protect their interests.
Today's hearing is about weaponizing a radical pro-abortion agenda against states that seek to protect women and the unborn.
I think it is clear now more than ever that every life is precious and worth protecting. I would just urge my colleagues to stand for life.
When two healthy people enter a doctor's office and only one comes out, that is not healthcare.
America cannot just simply shift from fossil fuels to renewables via sweeping Federal mandates.
We have that faith in the American people. We have that faith in individuals that we don't need our government to try and legislate morality.
If the Democrats are serious as they say they are in investigating the events of January 6, then they will join committee Republicans in calling the Capitol Police to testify.
First, I would like to thank our military, our Capitol Police, and law enforcement for the outstanding job they did on January 6 and the outstanding job they do every day.
I urge this committee to consider the bipartisan legislation that will lower drug costs for seniors.
Any meaningful drug pricing package must also include reforms to address these DIR fees.
If this committee is serious about addressing the opioid epidemic, then I urge Chairwoman Maloney to heed the committee Republicans' repeated calls for a hearing on the worsening Southern border crisis.
I would caution my colleagues that more price controls and government overreach in the pharmaceutical market will only stand to make prescription drugs more difficult for access.
Thank you, Madam Chair, and thank you to the Capitol Police who went above and beyond to protect our Capitol on January 6. We can all agree that the actions taken by the Capitol Police officers that day were nothing short of heroic.
A study done by the Harvard Chan School found that as many as 36 percent of post-delivery deaths are caused by suicide.





