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“a lopsided arrangement” in which American national security is unnecessarily compromised

Enshrining this broad agreement and the permanent position it creates in legislation removes the flexibility of future Presidents to withdraw from such an arrangement,

Codifying the integration of our military technology and supply chains with those of any other country is dangerous,

Democrats only talk about corruption. Republicans are actually delivering real solutions to actually restore the public’s faith in our institutions because we believe in this country.

I just don’t think we’re being genuine to the public about it, and we should ban stock trading by members of Congress.

Republicans have corrupted their so-called stock-trading bill with a decaying piece of the SAVE America Act corpse.

It’s a terrible bill. It doesn’t ban stock trading in Congress or anywhere else.

If you want to day trade, there’s a place for that. It’s called Wall Street.

I read the language last night and feel confident.

A slush fund for the Iran War, and in the process add $130 billion to our debt.

Today, House Republicans passed yet another budget that puts the American people last.

Puts Congressional Republicans on a path to enacting two fundamentally simple and crucial goals: securing American elections and strengthening our homeland by providing supplemental funding requested by the Administration to support our…

This is another step in my years’ long journey to ensure the U.S. leads the way on digital assets.

In a video posted to the social media site X, Jolly said he had proposed a moratorium on data centers and slammed Rep. Byron Donalds, the Trump-endorsed GOP front-runner, for his stance on regulating the industry.

Ask Peter Thiel, ask Elon Musk, ask Mark Zuckerberg if they want one of these data centers in their own backyard.

But if there's a lack of a winning strategy, they're in harm's way. Their leaders have failed them. And that's what's happening.

The problem with this year's defense authorization bill is that it comes with the inclusion of $1.15 trillion in discretionary spending.

I thought the Ontario ad campaign was outrageous, calling it the first time in the U.S.’s 250-year history that a foreign government has tried to influence the outcome of upcoming elections.

Compared to a provincial government and Canadian taxpayers running (political) ads in the United States of America? You’re equating those two? C’mon, that’s not even close!

You get calls and request to meet with folks and… if they’re people that are working on issues that may have an impact on U.S. relations, there’s a good chance we’ll meet with them, just to get some kind of perspective.

If (the referendum) is going to be influenced by governments, it’s going to be influenced by the government of Alberta and by the federal government, and maybe the other provinces, but not by the United States government.

The vote that’s going to happen in October is a decision for the people of Alberta.

For anyone questioning this legislation, the facts are simple — it extends the government funding deadline to Dec. 4, denying any party the opportunity to manufacture leverage before elections.

The big reason for that is that youth sports are getting swallowed up by private equity vulture investors that are seeing dollar signs instead of community.