Speeches and Statements
Rep. Waxman Statement on Proposed Merger of T-Mobile and MetroPCS
Today Ranking Member Henry A. Waxman released the following statement on the announced merger between T-Mobile and MetroPCS:
Rep. Waxman’s Statement on House Passage of Recalcitrant Cancer Research Act
Rep. Waxman Statement on Proposed Relocation of the Beverly Hills Post Office
Today, Rep. Henry A. Waxman released a statement in response to a proposal from the United States Postal Service (USPS) to relocate and sell the Maple Post Office
Rep. Waxman Statement on McDonald’s Announcement on Nutrition Labeling
Today Rep. Henry A. Waxman released the following statement on McDonald’s announcement that it will post calories for all items on its menu boards and drive-thru menus in the U.S.
Rep. Waxman Statement Condemning Ramil Safarov’s Release and Pardon by the President of Azerbaijan
Rep. Waxman Statement on H.R. 750 - The Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act
"The Iranian nuclear threat is a daunting and dangerous challenge. With Iran stalling diplomatic talks, adding enrichment centrifuges, and continuing work at unmonitored enrichment sites, there is frustration and alarm that time may be running out..."
Rep. Waxman Welcomes Federal Transit Administration Grants for Clean Fuel Buses in Los Angeles
Floor Statement of Rep. Henry A. Waxman during debate on the Repeal of Obamacare Act
"This bill will take away health security and cause over 30 million people to lose health coverage over the next decade. That’s more people than the entire populations of New York and Ohio. Yet here we are again, wasting time that should be spent on improving the economy and putting people to work. Instead, we’re rehashing the same old arguments.......Let's move beyond this vote and show the American people this institution is about more than politics – it's about doing what is right for American families. Let's affirm our commitment to bring health security to all Americans. Let us reject this Republican bill that would again have the House go on record repealing the law, which has not yet been fully put into place."
Statement of Rep. Henry A. Waxman before the Budget Committee
"Democrats have a more optimistic vision. We believe that the economy works best when the government establishes the rules of the road, adopting sensible standards that protect the middle class, promote competition, and prevent corporate abuses. We believe that public investments in our country’s future pay off. We believe that educating tomorrow’s workers and supporting entrepreneurs and new industries will grow our economy faster and better. And we think history has repeatedly proven our vision is the right one for America."