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This notion that we are going to replace energy and oil and gas is a lie.
Oil and gas for the next 20, 30, 40 years of my lifetime is not going anywhere.
No one on the planet produces energy cleaner and safer than American oil and gas, especially the companies in my district.
I can tell you on a firsthand account that this is the cleanest and safest I have seen Houston, actually, in my entire lifetime.
Higher costs for imported energy and job shortages from halted production loom large.
This is just another example of unelected bureaucrats telling Alaskans that they know better than the state's elected leaders.
Imagine how energy prices will continue to rise for our constituents as this Administration continues to block offshore energy production.
These decisions have far-reaching implications for consumers, states, industry operators across the country, and our national security.
There is one party that is playing partisan politics, and another party that is simply trying to get through the truth, and make sure that we are going to preserve democracy here.
The emoluments clause has always been a concern since Trump entered office and refused to divest himself of his interests.
But unlike every other president with Trump, he wants to decide that he is going to skip over the Constitution, skip over the rule of law, and do whatever he wants to do instead of honoring those things.
No, it's not okay, not when you're the president of the United States, and you don't go through Congress and get permission.
Oh, absolutely. And obviously, we have talked about the arms deal that took place around this time. You know, it's important.
If you look at the numbers, straightforward, for the last 25 years, when somebody goes in front of immigration judge, 13 percent will be accepted, and the rest will be rejected.
We're losing Democrats. People -- they are frustrated -- frustrated because they're not seeing what should be done at the border.
I think for many years, I don't think they've listened to people who live here at the border and understand the border.
I text both the Mexicans and the Americans that are at the meeting, and I've got some responses from them. I'm hoping that what they finalize will be something that we can use, and we can use right away.