mr. gowdy: mr.r, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 2076, as amended, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gowdy: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gowdy: thank you, mr. speaker. violent crimes that impact multiple victims and mass shootings in particular are unpredictable. and in addition to sending shock waves through the communities impacted often test the resources on the state and local law enforcement jurisdictions involved. regrettably, within our lifetime there will be scores of mass shootings ranging from restaurants to high schools to universities and churches. no place is safe. there are no sanctuaries left any more, mr. speaker, in our culture and despite the tremendous training, education and hard work of the brave men and women in state and local law enfo

mr. gowdy: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the chairman for his leadership on this issue and so many others on the education and work force committee. mr. speaker, the nlra is supposed to balance the rights of employees, employers, and the general public, but you would never know that from the recent actions of the nlrb. this un-elected group of executive branch recess appointees have abandoned all pretense of objectivity and become nothing more than a taxpayer bunded law firm for big labor. -- funded law firm of big labor. this is not the only example of their overreach. at a time when union membership is at an historic low, the nlrb seeks to give big labor an historically high level of influence with this administration, whether it's add mow vating posters in the workplace or this the economic death penalty. the nlrb is out of control and it needs to be reined in so it does not do even more damage to this fragile economy. with respect to the bill at hand which my friend and colleague, mr. scott, seeks to remo

mr. gowdy: thank you, mr. speaker.nk the chairman for his leadership on this issue and so my others on the education and work force committee. mr. speaker, the nlra is supposed to balance the rights of employees, employers, and the general public, but you would never know that from the recent actions of the nlrb. this un-elected group of executive branch recess appointees have abandoned all pretense of objectivity and become nothi more than a taxpayer bunded law firm for big labor. -- funded law firm of big labor. this is not the only example of their overreach. at a time when union membership is at an historic low, the nlrb seeks to give big labor an historically high level of influence with this administration, whether it's add mow vating posters in the workplace or this the economic death penalty. the nlrb is out of control and it needs to be reined in so it does not do even more damage to this fragile economy. with respect to the bill at hand which my friend and colleague, mr. scott, seeks to remove a single remedy