We're willing to work with Congress as they figure out what's best for the hurricane survivors.

To suggest the reason he signed a letter along with 35 other members of Congress opposing the establishment of a casino was because of anything other than his long-held anti-gaming position is both ludicrous and insulting.

I'm hoping something will happen soon in Congress.

This is a historic time in California, and members of Congress have as much right to participate in the political process as any other California resident.

The work in which that committee engages is clearly the most sensitive of any committee of the Congress, and for a member to be embroiled in these sorts of problems even as he gets access to our nation's most sensitive secrets, I think, raises a very immediate concern that ought to be addressed,

A lot of times, ... industries attempt to use Congress to wipe out good work being done at the state level.