Look, I hope that this will be an informed and objective conversation about what problems we need to fix.

I think we should also talk about energy justice and reliability for that energy.

The only way you get that reliability is through baseload energy--coal, gas, and nuclear.

So my bill would allow for 1115 waivers to provide direct primary care to low-income patients and more flexibility through Medicaid.

We cannot keep throwing money at things without a better plan to incentivize at least some private investment.

When you have an infrastructure plan, you should definitely start by making it easier to build said infrastructure.

Look, our main problem with this is, as usual, we are spending lots of money.

This should be our focus, what works and what doesn't.

people trying to get out of poverty, people who can't afford higher electric bills, people who want reliable energy

The solutions are what I am after.

Madam Speaker, I rise today in opposition to H.R. 1. I have always found it interesting that elections are the one thing my colleagues on the other side don't want to strictly regulate. You see, Madam Speaker, there is this mythology…