U.S. Governors

This bipartisan Providing Veterans Essential Medications Act is a crucial piece of legislation that will ensure our veterans continue to receive the care they have earned, regardless of where they chose to live.

If the VA covers veterans’ medications when they are living at a private nursing home, those cost reimbursements should be the same when veterans choose to enter a facility that specializes in taking care of veterans.

We do not have a line-item veto available to the president, [and] this is almost the same thing.

Those are legacy things to address climate. They’re legacy things to address livability.

I should have been down on those agencies a little more, but I will tell you this, in the scheme of things, all the fraud that's been prosecuted, by the way, and all the fraud that's probably out there is less than the ballroom at the…

Fraud — should have stopped it sooner.

Meet Brad. Brad has turned relaxing into a full-time profession. But you – you actually work hard. You pay taxes to cover welfare for guys like Brad who just choose not to work.

We have to stay focused on the fact that we know that gas prices are too high, and diesel is way too high.

I encourage folks who are interested to apply by the deadline and sincerely hope to see this good work continue in earnest in the years ahead.

The will of the City’s voters should not be set aside in the manner proposed in the bill.

The prior administration’s over-reliance on short-term budget gimmicks and ‘one-shots’ have seriously undermined the City’s long-term stability.

The residents of Jersey City are currently suffering from a fiscal crisis caused largely by the irresponsible decisions made by the City’s prior administration.

I created the Office of Music because Team Kentucky wants to make sure our commonwealth remains a place where musicians can build a career, where venues and festivals can thrive and where people can come together to enjoy great music.

Music is a part of who we are in Kentucky. We are proud of our musical heritage – from Bill Monroe and Loretta Lynn to Tyler Childers and Chris Stapleton.

That is why federal resources we are requesting today are absolutely essential.

I’ve got all kinds of respect for them and their willingness to do that because I know that it’s not the easiest thing to do in these inflamed times.

I feel really proud of the relationship we’ve built.

This year we passed the largest property tax cut in the history of the state.

It’s the best way to ensure that you really get locally driven solutions to problems, which creates a laboratory of democracy, laboratory of ideas, of innovation.

My opponents in this governor’s race — however many are on the ballot and whatever kind of parties that they’re named at — if I’m black, they’re white. If I’m red, they’re blue.

I think that anything we can do to strengthen the Second Amendment in Nebraska is a no-brainer.

If we can’t stand up and defend ourselves, if somebody’s against that, it’s just absolutely hard to comprehend.

What we need right now is the federal government to move very, very, very quickly. We need the federal government to step up and help out folks right here in our community who are really, really hurt and need that help.

I want to be clear: These are not voluntary standards — these are legally binding requirements in order to operate here in the Commonwealth.