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New York’s recently announced statewide moratorium on data centers is an easy way to cop out.

Every single day, we’re seeking to limit our power, but to do it responsibly to the single best reading of the law, and to help boost manufacturing.

He is a great lawyer, always very fair, and every Republican Senator should vote to CONFIRM Todd Blanche, ASAP!

It doesn't get bigger, because without free and fair elections, you don't have a country.

Based on highly productive conversations with Middle East leadership, I have decided to replace the 20% United States Reimbursement Fee with Trade and Investment Deals that the various Gulf States will be making into the United States.

I was called by different people, different countries, kings and emirs, and all of the people that we all know, and we all love, and they've been frankly, they've been very strong partners.

They would love to invest more money in the United States at record amounts, and that would be very acceptable. And this way, there's no fee.

It wasn't scheduled, but we are going to do it on the fly because we have a tremendous chemistry together.

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

When the Corrupt Biden 'Injustice' Department and Radical Left Prosecutors tried to throw me in jail, and interfered in our Historic 2024 Presidential Campaign, Todd stood by my side and fought off the Lawfare.

It would be wise for DHS to have a halt in non-urgent traffic stops until we get this straightened out.

Donald Trump does not get to drag the American people deeper into a war he cannot explain and does not know how to end, and then demand Congress look the other way.

I certainly hope that Democrats won't now put politics ahead of support for our men and women in uniform.

Our colleagues on the Armed Services Committee have put forward a strong bill — a strong bill for our national security and for the men and women who defend our nation.

It's hard to interpret, particularly those anonymous deliveries that are sent in the name of Judge Salas's murdered son, as anything other than an attempt to intimidate and influence decisions.

Passing this legislation right now would be a fitting tribute to Senator Graham's fierce support for Ukraine's freedom.