Howard Griffith

But you understand that Laurence Tribe, when he was here to testify, I asked him about collateral estoppel...

I would submit the plan is flawed and that is why we need this bill.

To achieve the carbon emission reductions required by the proposed regulations, customers in Virginia will likely pay significantly more for their electricity.

If the gentleman will continue to yield for an additional question, Mr. Speaker, I would ask the gentleman, it is his understanding that we would take that up later, but that means that the bill that we previously passed--the language that…

I ask the gentleman, what then happens to the underlying language where we were protecting the firefighters and others in regard to the bill as it originally stood and as it related to them being covered under PPACA?

While workers in central Appalachia, and particularly in the 9th District of Virginia, which I happen to represent, are being laid off in the mines because of EPA policy

``. . . and the Congress may by law provide for the case wherein neither a President elect nor a Vice President shall have qualified, declaring who shall then act as President, or the manner in which one who is to act shall be selected…

I am convinced we have to have a national policy.

I am convinced we have to have a national label.

I am curious, the President apparently has requested a fair amount of money, and part of that is related to Ebola.

Now, you have indicated that you don't know about whether these monies were transferred.

And I believe that that particular division would be a part of the Ebola response, I am correct in that?

I believe we should have reasonable travel restrictions.

Don't you think we ought to at least restrict travel of dogs?

Isn't it true there are still a lot of questions about how Ebola is spread?

I represent the coalfields in Appalachia and southwest Virginia. We lose jobs on a regular basis.

I am one of those people who believes that we ought to let them go ahead and try whatever it is they are willing to pay to do because the FDA can't protect you if you are going to die from something that might kill you.

If GM truly wants to compensate everybody who has been harmed, fully and fairly, they ought to ask their lawyers to stop asking the bankruptcy court for bankruptcy court protection, and let these matters work their way out.

The subordination cost the American taxpayers $170 million, and I believe that was wrongdoing.

I believe it was wrongdoing to come up with that opinion.

I believe it was wrongdoing not to consult with the Department of Justice.

The ACA, Obamacare, has failed to meet its promise of a $2,500 reduction for the average family.

I have just introduced a Bill to legalize the use of marijuana in medicinal circumstances, akin to the Virginia plan that was passed in 1979.

I want to agree with Representative Tonko in saying that putting this forward by Dr. Murphy is a big step.

Mr. Terry, even though I believe I know the answer to this question, I would just ask you: If the President needs a pen to sign that, would you take it down to him on Pennsylvania Avenue?