Thomas A. Garrett: “I thank the gentlewoman for her efforts. Mr. Speaker, at this point, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Indiana…”

We have an ability--and a responsibility... to be a check on executive power by virtue of speaking when we are in disagreement.

These promises of fairness manifest themselves in the uniform distribution of poverty and suffering.

I would submit that the North Korean regime from 1950 has a history of making a promise and then breaking a promise.

I believe to my very core that the best of the collective is achieved by empowering the individual.