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But you know the chaos and the concentration on issues that are not important to average Americans has consequences, and that’s what we see in the election results.

It doesn’t take a genius to understand that wagering money on whether the Razorbacks win or lose is gambling.

It’s going to be a different type of session.

You can’t pass appropriations bills without some Democrat support, so it’s going to be a different type of session.

(The election) shows that there’s an independent streak among the voters and the Republican Party has lost its identity to a certain extent.

There’s no sugar-coating it: 40% turnout is not something that we want. We want to figure out anything we can to get that number higher.

“whether Nevadans, not billionaires, not special interests, not politicians, decide what happens in the Silver State.”

“was about whether working people in Nevada have a government that works for them”

Corruption is woven into everything. Corporate profits have soared.

People are angry, they demand change and they’re going to get it.

It is my great honor to be re-elected to represent my community.

I start tomorrow running for chair of Education and Workforce, because that to me is a big priority, but we have a budget that expires on Dec. 12.

With governors’ races lost in Texas and Ohio and Georgia, the Sunshine State would stand alone among the ten most populous states with a Republican governor.

Devastating . . . for the hard-working American who can’t afford to buy a home, or fill their tank with gas or put food on the table.

But we have Republicans, we have Democrats, we have independents, we have Black, we have white, we have everything in this room, and it’s a great thing.

Because, as you all know, it’s a little toxic out there, politically.

This is a race that I think is the most unifying experience politically I’ve ever had.

Cause it’s home. It’s [my] hometown. And you know, home is where the heart is.

It’s the political equivalent of a meteor strike that went all around the United States.

I’m glad that since I was involved with this, I want to make sure that we land it right.

That has to be done by January 1, and we will do it by January 1.

Now is the time to stand taller, dig in, and join me in rebuilding the values and principles that have always made our communities strong.

I urge my fellow conservatives not to back down.

Last night, the voters of North Carolina’s 9th District made their choice, and I respect it.