What I don’t want to see is the criminalization of our immigrant neighbors. I don’t want to see racial profiling of Black and brown people. I don’t want to see people killed by an agency that is paid for with our tax dollars. It is not OK.
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U.S. Lieutenant Governors
Quotes from current and former U.S. state lieutenant governors.
Current lieutenant governors
ALWill AinsworthAlabama
NVStavros AnthonyNevada6 Quotes
INMicah BeckwithIndiana1 Quote
IDScott BedkeIdaho7 Quotes
CTSusan BysiewiczConnecticut13 Quotes
NJDale CaldwellNew Jersey1 Quote
KYJacqueline ColemanKentucky4 Quotes
FLJay CollinsFlorida13 Quotes
IAChris CournoyerIowa3 Quotes
AKNancy DahlstromAlaska4 Quotes
PAAustin DavisPennsylvania1 Quote
NYAntonio DelgadoNew York60 Quotes
MAKim DriscollMassachusetts
SCPamela EvetteSouth Carolina11 Quotes
MNPeggy FlanaganMinnesota66 Quotes
DEKyle Evans GayDelaware
MIGarlin GilchristMichigan19 Quotes
VAGhazala HashmiVirginia9 Quotes
WADennis HeckWashington73 Quotes
UTDeidre HendersonUtah23 Quotes
MSDelbert HosemannMississippi
NCRachel HuntNorth Carolina
GABurt JonesGeorgia15 Quotes
MTKristen JurasMontana7 Quotes
CAEleni KounalakisCalifornia
HISylvia LukeHawaii1 Quote
RISabina MatosRhode Island7 Quotes
TNRandy McNallyTennessee
MDAruna MillerMaryland7 Quotes
NMHowie MoralesNew Mexico2 Quotes
LABilly NungesserLouisiana98 Quotes
TXDan PatrickTexas52 Quotes
OKMatt PinnellOklahoma
CODianne PrimaveraColorado
ARLeslie RutledgeArkansas1 Quote
ILJuliana StrattonIllinois1 Quote
NDMichelle StrindenNorth Dakota2 Quotes
KSDavid TolandKansas
OHJim TresselOhio1 Quote
MODavid WasingerMissouri
Former lieutenant governors
It has caused chaos. It has caused a trade war with our allies, and that is not the kind of leadership we need. And it’s why I’m going to hold this president accountable.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, we have an opportunity to remember not only the terrible loss our country experienced, but also what happened next — Americans from every background stepped forward to help one another.
They swore an oath to serve this country and protect the American people. Now they’re abandoning FEMA’s mission and telling Americans in states across the country to fend for themselves.
And frankly, there are more people in the state of Minnesota who understand that they are being squeezed, and when the response to that pain from my opponent is to say that people should take one less trip to Starbucks and keep a stiff…
I’ve always been underestimated, and that’s OK. That just means I work a little bit harder.
If the feds were serious about this, they would have done this long ago — not in the middle of people voting, which inherently and needlessly sows distrust and doubt in our democracy.
Today’s ribbon cutting marks more than the completion of a building. It represents a new chapter in how North Dakota protects the health of its people and environment.
I'm going to get there with my friend Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. And we are going to power map the s--t out of the U.S. Senate and figure out how to build power for the things that we know that we deserve and the things that we need.
We just weren’t given very good answers, and we were concerned about what they would do with that data.
But now we also have threats coming from within our own government.
Candidates who lose can do so much good by graciously conceding. That will instill confidence in the public.
I have to tell myself it doesn't matter what the consequences are, as long as I feel like I'm doing what's right. I think this is an important thing for me to do, holding these guard rails, holding the line. Someone has to.
In the past two elections that I oversaw as lieutenant governor, the threats were all external: non-state actors, cyber security threats and other things. But now we also have threats coming from within our own government.
Minnesotans are smarter than this new version of Michele Tafoya who has shown up in the final weeks of this campaign. Give me a break.
The last thing survivors need is unnecessary red tape, delays, and barriers standing between them and the relief they deserve.
A totally unprecedented request that should scare the hell out of every American.
The courts have made clear that the federal government has no role in how a state carries out its election process.
I urge the public to support Ho‘opono Services for the Blind and its mission to raise awareness of the white cane and its significance.
Secure Rural Schools funding is a commitment the federal government made to Idaho’s rural counties, helping them maintain roads, schools and other essential services.
The mayor and I are great partners, we’re working hard together.
So, everyone knows I reject that, his description of the mayor.





