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I'm trying to get to yes, but this is a very important part of getting to yes.

Mr. Blanche said very quickly yesterday that he would meet with the victims, the Epstein victims, today if it could be arranged.

I expect that meeting to occur before I’m willing to vote out of this committee and I’m trying to get to ‘yes,’ but this is a very important part of getting to ‘yes,’

I think that's a pretty strong indication that he and the administration are OK with [it]. Does anybody really believe that the nominee for attorney general would answer that question if he didn't think that he had the support of the…

Social Security is on an unsustainable path that will lead to dramatic benefit cuts for retirees and growing skepticism among workers paying into a program on the brink of insolvency.

While House Democrats are consumed by infighting and lurching further to the far left, Republicans continue to build the strongest candidate roster in the country.

If we're able to get through the 1776 and get-out-of-audit-free card, then I'm going to support him.

The oath all physicians take is ‘to do no harm’. Physicians who take part in assisting suicide are breaking that oath.

No matter where people call home, they deserve access to great health care.

We are putting our Rural Health Transformation Program dollars to work funding programs and initiatives that will help North Carolinians all around the state.

This bill makes the DMV more efficient and gives drivers a smoother experience.

The version sent to my desk does not do that. Instead, it continues to impede Buncombe County’s recovery efforts.

This bill protects people from fraud when they use virtual currency kiosks, requiring the machines to be licensed and regulated under state law, placing limits on daily transactions, and providing scam alert signs, live customer service…

I am confident that the budget is a launching pad, not our landing place.

This ranking proves that we can’t rest on our laurels.

We are just as committed to rural health. We are putting our Rural Health Transformation Program dollars to work funding programs and initiatives that will help North Carolinians all around the state.

In 1973, North Carolina’s Office of Rural Health became the first state office of its kind in the entire country.

I have long called for funding to crack down on drug trafficking, invest in behavioral health, and expand affordable housing options — because homelessness and substance misuse are real problems that deserve real solutions, not this bill.