I would love if she would allow me to join her to visit you so I can know more about it.

Public safety is the preeminent responsibility of the Federal Government.

I think he needs more police officers. I really, really do.

Mr. Speaker, the NLRB, under the influence of union bosses, on Tuesday acted again to restrict workers' rights. The NLRB proposed new rules that would speed up elections for unionization. In doing so, unions would force workers into union…

Mr. Speaker, the unemployment rate for the month of May was 9.1 percent. This marks the 28th consecutive month that unemployment has been at 8 percent or above. The President said unemployment would never reach 8 percent with his economic…

Mr. Speaker, on Friday, Congressman Darrell Issa conducted a field hearing in North Charleston, South Carolina. A witness who really brought home the consequences families will face as a result of the NLRB's job-killing complaint was…

If the Senator will yield for one final thought, the two big impediments to our success in Afghanistan are Pakistan and poor governance. The reason the Taliban came back is because the governance in Afghanistan was poor, not well-accepted…

Mr. President, that shows you how bipartisan it is going to be--Graham and Schumer. That shows you the depth and breadth of Leon Panetta--the way people view him here. One of the first decisions he will have to make is what to tell the…

Mr. President, I rise in support of the nomination of Leon Panetta for Secretary of Defense. The President has chosen wisely. He has a terrific national security team in place. General Petraeus has become the CIA Director. Mr. Donilon has…

This is the time to have some good bipartisanship. Senator Levin, is it not true--I have to ask you a question--that you have been saying as long as I can remember that the surge that really needs to occur is on the Afghan side? You have…

Somehow, we have to resolve this duplicity.

My question is about the environment you'll be working in, and whether or not you'll have the courage to speak up against some of the most anti-business policies I think we've ever seen in our country.

Come show your support for a great South Carolina company. Say no to the unions bullying our businesses.

The political aspect, to me, is this administration is no longer content with merely class warfare or generational warfare.

The purpose of the National Labor Relations Act is to promote the full flow of commerce, to prescribe the legitimate rights of both employees and employers in their relations affecting commerce.

What I will tell you is that what I have witnessed is absolutely un-American.

The more heavy-handed the unions are with us, the more we are going to talk smack back.

We will continue to do everything we can, stand with the companies who understand what it means to take care of their employees without the interference of a meddlesome, self-serving union.