Tim Murphy

The administration didn't have the expertise, couldn't meet deadlines, and didn't have the leadership or organizational skills to manage this massive undertaking.

The roll-out of the Affordable Care Act was an unmitigated disaster.

The rollout of the Affordable Care Act was an unmitigated disaster.

Until that regulatory responsibility is moved out of those two agencies and out of any agency that performs select agent research and funds select research, I believe you can predict with high confidence the same types of problems, the…

One must question the scientific qualification of such scientists.

A 'wake up call?' That is a gross and dangerous understatement.

The CDC Director has called the potential anthrax exposure a 'wake up' call.

This is troubling and it is completely unacceptable.

The subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations today examines the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's anthrax incident last month that potentially exposed dozens of CDC researchers to live anthrax because established safety…

I want to ask particularly about a couple of the issues related to psychiatric drugs.

I think one of the best predictors of future problems is past.

The amount of money that has been done in improper payments is greater than the entire budget of the State of Pennsylvania.

This is penny-wise and pound-foolish.

If we are truly serious about combatting Medicare fraud, we can't have these delays.

We hope that these new technologies can yield even greater returns in the future.

I hope we hear about the steps that can be taken to further combat fraud.

Our government simply must do better.

The fraud, waste, and abuse rampant in our Medicare program.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will report the amendment. The Clerk read as follows: Page 15, line 8, after the dollar amount, insert ``(reduced by $37,000,000)''. Page 33, line 11, after the dollar amount…

I would hope that that would be something GM would make abundantly clear because I may not know a lot about--but I know as a psychologist what motivates people.

As I said before, I thought this report could be subtitled, don't assume malfeasance when incompetence will do.

I don't think it is safe to drive.

If employees do not have the moral fiber to do the right thing, and do not have the awareness to recognize when mistakes are being made, then the answer must be to change the people or change the culture.

The failures at GM were ones of accountability and culture.

Even when a good law like the TREAD Act of 2000 is in place it requires people to use common sense, value a moral code, and have a motivation driven by compassion for it to be effective.