U.S. House of Representatives

“The American people are entitled to accountability and transparency from the highest court in the land.

“The Supreme Court’s refusal to adopt an enforceable code of ethics has contributed to a decline in public trust of this vital institution.

America has the resources. We have the workers. What we don’t need is years of government red tape standing in the way.

I’m thrilled to see the Protecting Domestic Mining Act, which I introduced with Rep. Shreve, pass the House.

Even Doug Burgum, in his heart, knows that this is immoral and disrespectful to America’s fallen heroes. All of us who oppose it must stand up and redouble our efforts to stop this monstrosity.

Nearly every day, there is a frightening new story about how Big Tech companies are losing control of the technology they are developing, with potentially cataclysmic results.

We got to be honest with young people. We got to tell them the truth. Be straight with them, and know that there is a way to be successful.

How do we efficiently build out the infrastructure we need when it comes to roads?

You have to examine each aspect of Florida’s housing economy and how can you make it more efficient and how can you make it better.

We’re not a retirement state anymore. We’re an everything state.

The biggest difference is he says the word, but there’s no details.

The last piece, and this is what only a young person can control, the number one way to make sure you’re not living in poverty: get married and have kids.

When you look into the details of what they’re going to do, the policy is ridiculous.

Young people want to know that there’s a plan for their success.

We don’t want to have people feeling like they’re being surveilled by some private company or even being surveilled by their government.

The Fourth Amendment is not up for debate on this.

My number one concern is the privacy of people.

If a local community doesn’t want a data center, then local governments don’t have to permit it.

And so you can do both: you can protect local ratepayers and you can make sure we beat China, which is the No. 1 priority.

It’s a unanimous bill on something that is the front burner for everybody across the country right now, and they bury it.

Imagine that, the House Republican leadership not wanting to support a bill that helps ensure Big Tech pays for the energy these data centers consume.

We have to have the digital infrastructure to beat Communist China and make sure that our sensitive data is not being stored in China, in Chinese data centers that were created with a much larger carbon footprint and with a larger negative…

US enemies should not be able to pull out a credit card and buy information that helps them track American troops.

Too many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have taken that posture and they’ve gotten nothing done.