David McKinley

Operation Warp Speed created the vaccine. The State, it's the job of the States to put it in people's arms.

So for people to say there are no plans, that just means the States didn't create one that works.

Look, we've heard a lot of criticism today of the Trump strategy, but I want to remind people that on September 16th the States were given a 57-page guidance document--57 pages in how to set up a program--and they were asked to respond by…

I am for and have been advocating for the poor people in West Virginia just as I am an advocate for the poor people on south side of Chicago.

What if we just wrote them a check? What if we just wrote a check, and then we don't--then we could save $280 million.

If we just wrote them a check, these constituents, a $300 check, wouldn't that be beneficial?

We have seen nearly a 70 percent increase in our utility bills, and we are the second lowest income in this country.

I am asking can someone show me that doing away with coal actually improves the health of all of these communities.

Shame on people for making this partisan. This thing we should resolve.

These seeds of mistrust and the misinformation from the Democratic leadership are alarming.

It's time. Can't we just stop this foolishness and put aside our political grandstanding?

The public has been clamoring for a vaccine, and now the Democratic leadership wants to perpetuate the political conspiracy theories.

Democratic leadership wants to move the goalpost once again and slow down the process; but speed is still of the essence.

Last night's presidential debate truly was a debacle, an embarrassment to the American people.

The reality is that one-size-fits all is really one-size-fits-no one.

What good is healthcare insurance if you are afraid to use it because you can't afford your deductible?

My constituents continue to tell me how unaffordable the Affordable Care Act is.

Forcing every state and every American to fit into the same box will not work.

So my question is, by 2035, will we have enough domestically produced--domestically, and that is the operative word--domestically produced critical minerals to produce 100 percent of our power generation with renewable resources in just…

But, yet, if we fulfill this mission of going to a hundred percent renewables, what happens to Welch, West Virginia, or Hazard, Kentucky, or Gillette, Wyoming? I think we have a moral obligation to protect them.

Where was that compassion over the years as the coal industry...lost a very similar number of jobs?

The democratic leadership simply can't let a crisis go to waste.

We don't want our drinking water contaminated with bacteria that is going to make people sick today.

One-size-fits-all Federal approaches simply don't work very well in anything, in my experience.

So, Paul, my question primarily would be back to you, Mr. Chairman. What can we do to work together to get a drinking water bill that actually can be passed into law, signed, and help everybody, or are we just waiting until the next…