Rob Wittman: “If you thought it was going to be a longer shutdown, then the deficiency act all the things that you cited would take…”

It’s all about fuel prices, so we have to look at ways we can reduce that.

So there hasn’t been any change in qualification. If you qualify for Medicaid, you’re going to continue to get Medicaid. If you’re able to work, we want you to go to work.

(Small companies) just can’t band together in large enough numbers to get the advantages of these larger plans.

Madam Speaker, the National Emergency Medical Services Memorial Extension Act provides the time needed to complete a project that honors the service and sacrifice of EMS providers without imposing a cost on taxpayers. Representative…