At this time, I am pleased to yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Moran), another leader in sugar reform in our Nation.

At this time, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Goodlatte), the distinguished chairman of the Judiciary Committee. (Mr. GOODLATTE asked and was given permission to revise and extend his remarks.)

At this time, I am pleased to yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Tennessee (Mr. Fleischmann).

At this time, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Indiana (Mr. Stutzman).

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I am very pleased that the House is considering today H.R. 3204, the Drug Quality and Security Act. This legislation would address two important issues affecting the quality and security of America's drug supply. First, the bill would…

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Curbing emissions of methane is critical to our overall effort to address climate change.

Will you recommend to the Interagency Methane Strategy Group... the importance of focusing on ways to increase the United States' use of waste energy?

The Affordable Care Act has already made the lives of millions of Pennsylvanians better, and if we get out of the way and let it work, this will open the door to stable, quality, affordable health care for 1.2 million of our uninsured…

Now, this administration shut down the Yucca Mountain program, and the issue that brings us here today, contrary to the Nuclear Waste Policy Act and stranding spent nuclear fuel indefinitely at plants across the country.

Dozens more have expressed shock at the staggering premium increases they that face in 2014.

The law is the law, and ACA is the law of the land, and frankly, we should all be working together to ensure that implementation goes smoothly as possible.

I am disappointed that a number of States still have not chosen to expand Medicaid coverage.

My constituents are understandably confused about what is happening with the exchanges, enrollment, and premiums.

Considering the administration's track record on deadlines and delays, reassurances from CMS officials are not comforting.

She had only heard of 'isolated incidents' of the ACA having burdensome or negative impact on Americans.

A father from my district wrote me, distraught, about his daughter's work hours being cut to 28 hours a week.

It is something which will help them to live a better quality of life and will improve medical care all across the board.

Are you actually testifying in front of this committee that agencies will likely be giving exchange subsidy applicants incomplete information about their financial liability?

Hundreds of thousands of my constituents with private insurance are saving money due to the ACA provisions that limit insurers' administrative overhead costs.

Almost 200,000 of my constituents now have health insurance that covers preventative service without copays.

My constituents want to know what to expect over the next couple of months and want assurances that only those individuals who are eligible for subsidies will be receiving them.