U.S. Governors

We've never seen anything like this before in my lifetime – somebody that says, 'Whatever I want should be the law of the land. It's my way or the highway.'

If he can do so much bad in such a small amount of time, why can't we do such good?

I really thought Hillary should be president.

If you leave a void, Donald Trump will fill it.

Not everybody that disagrees with us is a misogynist.

There’s a camaraderie there, no question. By nature, governors are more bipartisan because you got to work with your legislators to get something done.

Being in the Senate is an honor, and it’s a good job, it’s important. But I just think anybody you talk to who’s been a governor and a senator is going to tell you, being governor is really the best job.

Proposed Medicaid cuts are an attack on rural America.

We must battle fringe ideas and groups to defend our way of life.

Taken together, these moves significantly undercut America's role in the world and open the door for adversaries to threaten our safety and prosperity.

We continue to reject Harvard’s repeated pattern of endangering its students and spreading American hate — it must change its ways in order to participate in American programs.

Harvard’s refusal to comply with SEVP oversight was the latest evidence that it disdains the American people and takes for granted U.S. taxpayer benefits.

I’m very disappointed that Trump is considering pardoning the men convicted of conspiring to kidnap her.

Too many politicians talk when they should listen and divide instead of unite. Enough is enough.

Not a place where you're welcome with that type of conduct in the air.

CIF’s proposed pilot is a reasonable, respectful way to navigate a complex issue without compromising competitive fairness — a model worth pursuing

It’s deeply unfair for transgender girls to participate in girls sports

When our leaders meet with, encourage, or fraternize with domestic terrorists, they legitimize their actions and they are complicit.

Hate groups heard the president’s words not as a rebuke, but as a rallying cry.

A lesson I learned in the Navy: The worst thing you can do is to run a ship aground.

Back in 2017 I watched my member of Congress vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act. It was then that I knew that I needed to run against him.

Sometimes we get caught up in some of the concerns we have — which are huge, huge concerns — about what’s coming up in Washington, but don’t always remind people of the work we’re doing to drive down costs.

At this moment, the fight is really in the states, that’s where the front line is.

People can label me however they want as a question of policy, but I think what is the most substantial characteristic that I ascribe to myself is pragmatic.