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I may not look polished, but this is what it looks like to get things done.

I cannot believe that you support the messages associated with these recruitment campaigns, or want anyone under your supervision to use the imprimatur of the United States Government to promote those messages.

By law, we probably needed to do it, but it was certainly a priority of mine.

That is still a decision I’m going to make.

I’ve put everyone on notice that I’m not done.

DHS and ICE have deployed recruitment ads featuring white nationalist slogans, songs, and imagery while lowering recruitment standards—facilitating the hiring of agents with histories of violent extremism.

No surprise: fossil fuel prefers that judges rely on industry-funded ‘education’ seminars teaching a false version of climate science.

The cap, you know, I want to see that it’s been increased, but I’ll take a look at it, and we’ll see where we go.

Yeah, so we’ll look at it when it gets to my desk.

I’ve said publicly that a moratorium I’m OK with.

Artificial intelligence will continue to shape the battlespace of the future, and our military must be equipped with every tactical and technical advantage it needs to win in this complex environment.

The Washington Bridge, again, is on schedule, and I think you’re gonna hear that we’re actually ahead of schedule.

We’re building a new bridge that will serve Rhode Islanders for generations to come.

We’re providing the information that needs to be provided.

Blanche’s dirty fingerprints (are) all over the cop beaters slush fund, which may actually have been intended as a payroll account for Trump’s November election interference for his thugs to go hit the polling places.

This report is an indictment of the Department of Defense under President Trump.

Preventable deaths, inhumane conditions, and millions of dollars in waste are the direct result of the Pentagon cutting corners and handing a billion-dollar contract to an inexperienced vendor that wrote its own performance standards.