The President is playing politics with the American people's health care. According to an editorial published in The Wall Street Journal: The White House seems to regard laws as mere suggestions, including the laws it helped to write. On…

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Mr. Chairman, thank you very much.

House Republicans are focused on solutions that will give our economy the boost it needs to fully recover and help put Americans back to work. Our Nation has an abundance of energy resources that, if accessed, would create jobs, promote…

I would support the bill that was introduced by Congressman Frank Wolf and Anna Eshoo and that you are co-sponsoring for a special envoy for religious minorities.

Sexual assault and misconduct within our military ranks occur far too often, and threaten the safety of both men and women serving in our Armed Forces. Our brave military personnel go well beyond the call of duty risking their lives to…

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it is so sad to me that we hear people in that country don't appreciate what we are doing.

I see wisdom in providing limited weapons for self-defense with the desire of helping civilians protect their homes.

It suggests to the world that the United States is, in fact, a paper tiger.

We have a humanitarian, a moral, and a strategic interest in Syria.

There isn't a simple solution to the problem of Syria and even with a commitment of much greater funds, the battle is likely to last for many more years.

We should be actively considering the creation of safe havens.

A settlement that arises from a negotiated transfer of power stands a far greater chance of improving Syrians' lives.

What we need to do is vet and arm those rebels who embrace democratic norms.

We can't care about everything, but we should care deeply about the diplomacy surrounding Syria.

I share the American public's caution about committing troops to Syria, and I fear that we could be drawn into actions that we neither intend nor desire.

What we see right now on the ground is the Iranian forces that Tony talked about, not just IRGC, but also Iranian ground troops.

What does this say about the credibility of the President of the United States?

I repeat my past appeals to the administration to follow the letter as well as the spirit of the International Religious Freedom Act and hold Vietnam to account as a Country of Particular Concern.

I think that it would be great to consider a waiver for small businesses, and I appreciate your positive response to that inquiry.

But the net result will be a reduction in private sector jobs.

During the Memorial Day work period, I was grateful to participate on a congressional delegation visiting with servicemembers and our allies. We went to thank them, but the reality is our new greatest generation has inspired us. We began…