Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, (will) make violent revolution inevitable.

Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, (will) make violent revolution inevitable.

Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman from Oklahoma for yielding. Madam Speaker, I rise today to strongly object to this Soviet-style rules package. If you look at some of the things that are being laid out here, it is all designed to take…

These issues will be infinitely better with Reverend Warnock in the Senate, as opposed to Kelly Loeffler.

If we win these two seats, they're going to taste different tomorrow. It's going to affect everything.

Boy, we win these two seats, everything's different tomorrow.

If Biden is inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States on January 20th, it will mark the final hour of conspiracy to dismantle the American election process, and the first hour of conspiracy to dismantle America.

if Biden is inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States on January 20th, it will mark the final hour of conspiracy to dismantle the American election process, and the first hour of conspiracy to dismantle America.

Mr. Speaker, I thank the gentleman for yielding. As the gentleman from Maryland pointed out, we know government funding expires at midnight. Clearly, we have been working for days in a very productive way to get close to an agreement on…

Mr. Speaker, I also wish my friend from New Mexico well in the next phase of his life. I thank him for his service to our country. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to make a bittersweet announcement, and that is to say thank you to a member of my…

I think that they really love the United States and I think they pull in that President-Elect Biden you can try to pull this country together.

the commander in chief of the United States Armed Forces has abandoned his post, that's the most serious thing that a person on service can do is abandon one's post and he has abandoned his post.

How could the street know before Purdue's board knew?

Madam Chair, thank you for holding this hearing.

this is what I want--this is my question to you: How on Earth did Purdue decide to pursue this policy of pushing Oxy as a less-than-percent risk of addiction?

Oxy was known to be so addictive, it was known on the street that it was just--cops get injured all the time, and we would know, generally speaking--but if we got injured, we wouldn't take Oxy.

if you had extreme pain, insufferable pain, you would do almost anything to end that pain.

Without power, you have nothing.