The answer, much to my dismay but to the surprise of no one is simple: Democrats would rather listen to their radical special interests groups than to consider the detrimental impa...
Unfortunately, the Democrat bill under consideration here today is not a realistic step forward for the island, but another empty attempt to...
Without this Board, without the structure we have in hand, those three goals--the economic success, the governmental stability, as well as t...
Today, unfortunately, we sit here to consider the exact opposite of what a bi-partisan compromise looks like.
It was made possible by the sincere and genuine commitments made by both Democrats and Republicans to put aside politics, realize we were de...
Despite progress with the Board, little changed in the past 3 years in Puerto Rico's government, other than the resignation of the previous ...
Three years ago this Committee crafted a bi-partisan compromise between the then Republican-controlled Congress and the Obama administration...
Thank you, Mr. Chairman pro tem. I just want to quickly thank the witnesses for being here.
The PROMESA legislation was unique in the annals of Congress.
Changing it is not going to solve the issue at hand. It is like trying to expand home plate.
The idea that they will be passed in the Senate or signed by a President is delusional, at best.