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I actually think Stay is in a better place than it was, and so that was a great fix.

I said from the beginning, look, if you have additions, we need subtractions.

I don’t know what an ultimate special session will cover, but I know that is part of the conversation happening now.

I think this is all a result of what happened at the end of the legislative session and an attempt to really undermine any measures that are being referred to the ballot, and the level that folks are willing to go to to stifle people’s say…

Providing Alabama’s children with a strong start remains one of our state’s most important investments.

Requiring the photo ID for the mail-in ballot process does not provide election officials with any opportunity to verify if the ID picture matches the face of the voter and thereby serves as no additional verification of the voter’s true…

H.B. 472 does not give voter officials any new tools to fight fraud.

This bill is not needed, because Ohio does an excellent job running elections.

House Bill 472 would not discourage fraud, would not add any real security, and would create an additional and significant burden for Ohioans who vote by mail.

I totally get that, but again, and I would not do this if it wasn’t the worst possible situation that we’ve ever seen.

We want people to celebrate. Please go buy fireworks. Buy fireworks from your local vendors.

If on July 3, 4, or 5 we have multiple starts in this valley, we’re screwed, OK? That’s It. Nobody to respond.

The default will be no fireworks.

While the state realized additional revenue, those same price pressures placed a real burden on school districts, particularly in rural Alaska. This budget makes targeted, responsible use of a temporary revenue increase to stabilize school…

It was, I wouldn’t say super combative, but very passionate — very passionate.

We need to make sure we’re addressing our long-term budget situation in a sustainable way.

But we cannot take our strength for granted, and indeed we have many challenges.

There’s a simple call they can make: the White House.

If I hear one more Republican legislator complain about gas prices, I’m going to lose my mind.

Texas is targeting professors who are more focused on pushing leftist ideologies rather than preparing students to lead our nation.

Idaho’s public servants work hard every day on behalf of their fellow citizens, and this additional time off allows them to celebrate this historic milestone with family and friends, participate in community events, and reflect on the…

America’s 250th anniversary is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to celebrate the enduring ideals of freedom, self-government, and opportunity that have made our nation the greatest in the world,

Deploying such a catch-all approach for an emerging technology, as laid out in this bill, is irresponsible.

Given record demand growth projections, Arizona must responsibly reduce barriers to deploying new energy projects quickly.