Well, I think one of the purposes of our hearing here is to try to understand what happened.
Gerry Connolly
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Gerry Edward Connolly is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Virginia's 11th congressional district since 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, Connolly has focused on various issues including government accountability, environmental protection, and healthcare reform. He has served on several committees, including the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, where he has been involved in investigations and legislation related to federal oversight and transparency.
In my community yesterday, we buried a young police officer. She was 90 minutes on the job, first day.
This begs the question, why do our gun control policies allow for the purchase of a weapon designed for maximum destruction?
I take my friend from California's point. His concern, I think, is that we not dilute something, with the best of intentions.
I mean, my friend from California says well, the Kurds aren't subject to genocide. Well, what if they are tomorrow?
I want to express my strong support for the bipartisan, bicameral Competitive Service Act, S. 1580, before the House today. I am pleased to sponsor the House companion, H.R. 2827, of this common-sense legislation with my fellow Virginian…
If you let Crimea go now you're quibbling over the price in eastern Ukraine or Abkhazia.
I also am one of the victims. And my experience with the service provided so far has been very positive.
the last thing in the world we need is any cloud at all over the legitimacy or status of the head of OPM.
Is it not also true not to dilute anything that the biggest victims of that terrorism are in fact Islamists themselves and that many of our allies fighting this terrorist war are Islamic countries?
I think it's one of the most successful things U.S. foreign diplomacy has done in a long time.
That is my right as a member of this committee, and I will not be silenced by deliberating trying to personalize it.
It is never okay for a U.S. citizen to be detained without charge, without explanation.
Did Taiwan--let's pick one. How long ago did Taiwan--because we do know this one--ask for diesel submarines?
So Mr. Koskinen was quoted last week as saying we have got systems that go back to the Kennedy Administration.
Taiwan has requested, among other items, mine sweeping capability, F-16 combat aircraft, diesel submarines and frigates, which we are providing.
I have made no secret of that, and I do not apologize for it, and I do not retract it.
We leave $350 billion on the table every year, taxes owed, but not collected.
we need a high standard liberalized trade regime and I would add, and I know the chairman would agree, three more words--enforceable and enforced--because only then is free trade credible here at home and abroad.
Well, do these cuts and reductions have an impact on productivity, customer service?





