I can tell you that her accounts are just blatant lies.
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U.S. Governors
Quotes from current and former U.S. state governors.
Current governors
TX-RGreg AbbottTexas449 Quotes
KY-DAndy BeshearKentucky280 Quotes
ND-RDoug BurgumNorth Dakota144 Quotes
UT-RSpencer CoxUtah162 Quotes
FLRon DeSantisFlorida1,472 Quotes
OH-RMike DeWineOhio298 Quotes
AK-RMike DunleavyAlaska48 Quotes
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WABob FergusonWashington116 Quotes
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HI-DJosh GreenHawaii164 Quotes
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RI-DDan McKeeRhode Island77 Quotes
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MI-DGretchen WhitmerMichigan284 Quotes
Former governors
We’re going to have the health-care debate in full view of the American public, and they’re going to see who’s standing up for them on affordability and who’s not.
The fear is, is if you regulate it, you slow it down. If you don't regulate it, you have people that could get hurt.
But demonizing an entire group of people by their race and their ethnicity? A very group of people who contribute to the vitality − economic, cultural − of this state, is something I hoped we'd never have to see.
You commit crimes, you go to jail. Doesn't matter what your race is, what your ethnicity, religion.
These are the wealthiest and most powerful companies in the history of the world, and they’re profiting off of destroying our kids and destroying our country, and they know it, and it’s very intentional.
At some point we have to find an off-ramp, or else it’s going to get much worse.
This is an activist judge and I understand, you know, we’re still in litigation with this against this activist judge who’s continuously tried to stop us from protecting the American people.
Yes, I made that decision and that decision was under my complete authority and following the law and the constitution.
We’ll continue to do the right thing, continue to work and protect Americans, no matter what radical judge comes out and tries to stop us.
We believe he was radicalized since he’s been here in this country.
The vetting process all happened under Joe Biden's administration.
Vetting is happening when they come into the country, and that was completely abandoned under Joe Biden’s administration.
The circumstances have changed in the months since we had that vote.
It's time for Congress to rein in a president who is deciding to wage war on his own say-so, which is not what the Constitution allowed.
If that reporting is true, it's a clear violation of the DoD's own laws of war, as well as international laws about the way you treat people who are in that circumstance.
But what President Trump has put in place now for vetting is biometric information, checking social media platforms, communications, contacts, matching updates of service that was never done under Joe Biden.
What they did was check a few names and a few data points.
The president's decision to say, OK, this particular criminal, who should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, who came in under an asylum grant... don't say that all Afghans in the United States... are bad.
This is shocking. And again, this is not an individual who was accused of running drugs to the United States. He was convicted in a federal court in the United States.
I think people who question the mission should look at what's happened in Washington, D.C., and you had a city that had a lot of problems with crime, and there have been clear and meaningful reductions.
I made that decision. And that decision was under my complete authority and following the law and the Constitution.





