KEITH J. ROTHFUS

H.R. 5059 would go far in eliminating this unproductive duplication and would assure robust and coordinated State and Federal regulation that is both effective and efficient.

Just as COUNTRY decided that the excessive resource cost of Federal oversight did not support our core mission of serving our customers, Congress might recognize that requiring the Fed to be a duplicative regulator for insurers does not…

Do you believe that State-level regulators are doing enough to counter the abuse of our financial system by illicit actors?

On Saturday, in front of a crowd exceeding 2,000 people at snow-covered Hersheypark Stadium, western Pennsylvania's Pine-Richland Rams charged victoriously into the history books. With a 41-21 victory, the Rams won the State championship…

I applaud OFAC's recent updating of its listing of IRGC entities to reflect their new terrorism designation.

Most, if not all, of the heroin we have in this country is coming from Mexico.

Do you believe we are doing enough to ensure Hezbollah does not have the financial resources to engage in terrorism?

We are often told that the 30-year fixed rate mortgage is essential to ensuring that our homeownership rate remains high, yet you point out that, quote, 'In no other country is the 30-year fixed rate mortgage the dominant instrument.'

There are cost benefits to any regulatory change, Mr. McCoy. Have the costs of this rule been justified?

As the recent Equifax data breach reminded us, cybercrime is a constant and growing threat.

This program has a strong track record, because it provides residents with the supportive services they need to transition to self-sufficiency.

Hardworking Americans are scared and they deserve answers, and they need to be made whole.

Equifax, which is tasked with guarding millions of Americans' sensitive and personal data, has violated the trust of the American people.

I worry that we are failing the American people when we create the conditions that allow multiple generations of a family to remain in poverty and dependency.

I happen to believe that self-sufficiency should be the chief metric that we try to meet, at least for able-bodied adults.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 861, line 5, after the dollar amount, insert ``(decreased by 30,000,000)''. Page 861, line 6, after…

My colleague Representative Moore of Wisconsin and I have introduced bipartisan legislation that would fix the unintended consequences of an SEC rule.

It would empower Americans to make independent financial decisions, prevent taxpayer-funded bailouts, promote American competitiveness both at home and abroad.

I introduced H.J. Res. 111 so that Congress can, through the Congressional Review Act, strike down this unfair, deceptive, and abusive rule and push back against an out-of-control agency. I ask my colleagues to support this legislation and…

Do you believe that the regulators are arbitrarily discouraging banks from providing loans to small businesses that banks have confidence in?

I often hear from small business owners who complain they have difficulty getting bank loans after an off year despite having ample collateral or a strong track record.

This committee's effort to interrupt the finances of the transnational criminal organizations and gangs that pump the heroine and fentanyl poison into our communities can ultimately save lives.

Do you believe that the CFPB is helping regular Americans? Is it rebalancing some of the imbalance that we have seen accruing in this economy?

I am just honored to be on your side, because I am with the people, because as Members of Congress we are supposed to be working in the public interest, not the private gain.

We have requested records relating to GCS from you months ago. Why has the CFPB been so reluctant to provide records to Congress about a major allocation, $100 million dollars in funds?