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When the United States makes promises, it keeps them, which is why the House voted today to avoid the threat of a debt default.

Putting our military readiness at risk and blocking reforms our servicemen and women need by vetoing this NDAA is not only irresponsible, it just doesn’t make sense.

President Obama should stand with our military, support national defense, refuse to exacerbate our debt, and work with large bipartisan majorities in Congress by signing this bill.

I urge the President to keep the current level of forces in Afghanistan for the remainder of his term so that the next President—in cooperation with Congress—has greater flexibility to determine…

Today, the House took prudent action to lift the crude oil export ban and in turn, pave the way for job creation, lower gasoline prices, and a stronger geopolitical standing. This bill will make…