Madam Speaker, by direction of the Republican Conference, I offer a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. The Clerk read the resolution, as follows: H. Res. 78 Resolved, That the following named Members be and are…

Mr. Speaker, it is almost impossible to imagine what the world would be like today if Ronald Reagan had never come along. That is because so much of the past 100 years of American and world history was directly impacted by the courage and…

I believe that Mr. Bernanke has been doing, with the overwhelming support of the other members of the Federal Reserve.

Being accused of currency manipulation by the People's Republic of China is like getting a lecture on family planning from the Octomom.

It is very clear that, with regard to the charge that it was going to lead to inflation, they have all been disproven by the facts.

It is time for us, at three trillion-plus deficits in our Nation's history in a row, to end the taxpayer bailouts.

Those who want to foster a system of continuing government guarantees in the secondary mortgage market certainly bear the burden of persuasion that somehow we can expect a different result.

We need to be on the side of the American workers.

Unfortunately, in the President's announcement he seems to exempt from the ambit of regulatory review both Dodd-Frank and ObamaCare.

Sadly for businesses, for the last 2 years Washington leaders set aside the jobs agenda and instead chose the path of uncertainty.

To create jobs, the Administration needs to get serious about finalizing trade agreements, reforming the Tax Code, and fostering regulatory certainty for business.