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The export ban honestly makes probably more sense to me.

The president can make his own decisions.

I find many of his personal characteristics lacking. Particularly, as I talked about, the lack of focus can be problematic for our country.

If the voters don’t start voting for thoughtful problem solvers a little more often, then I think we’re going to continue to find it hard to get things done quite as often as we should in D.C.

I think it illustrates the clear contrast between us and the Democrats about how you want to, how you see government functioning.

As the Democrat Party gets pulled further to the left, extreme candidates like James Talarico are becoming the norm.

They’re hurt. They feel like they’ve been let down.

I’m a realist. I don’t ever try and sugarcoat things. I think it’s a competitive environment right now.

In closing, I offer my strong endorsement for Mr. Clayton to serve as the next Director of National Intelligence.

The president and his team and their resources need to be brought to bear on Texas because it’s not one that we can lose if we’re going to hang on to a Republican majority.

We have to win this race…we're going to need all the hands on deck.

But because Texas is such an expensive state, we’re going to need the president and his team to be engaged there and to be putting resources into that race.

We absolutely have to win that race so everybody is all in for Ken Paxton.

I’m hoping the White House will become engaged. Texas is an incredibly expensive state and obviously one that we need, that we’ve got to hold if we’re going to keep the United States Senate.

I’ve been very clear about the prospects for the SAVE America Act.

We’ll continue to peel these issues off as they come and work for solutions for whatever it might be.

But is this enough money to get the job done, or is this going to just get us far enough until we've got to come back in here?

I think it justifies building up the team.