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Mark Meadows
@markmeadows· Republican · NC· Apr 22, 2022

It`s more important that we continue to fight the fight on election integrity. Regardless of who the candidate is, it`s very important that it becomes easy to vote but hard to cheat.

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Mark Meadows
@markmeadows· Republican · NC· Apr 12, 2022

Do you realize how inaccurate the voter rolls are which just people just moving around? But when you look at North Carolina and ballot harvesting like happen there and it was fraudulent. Well, we`ve got states that actually are doing…

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G. K. Butterfield
@gkbutterfield· Democratic · NC· Apr 10, 2022

What was struck down was Section 4, which is the formula that decides which States, which counties, which cities are included in Section 5.

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G. K. Butterfield
@gkbutterfield· Democratic · NC· Apr 10, 2022

Section 5 has been very meaningful and has meant a lot to the political progress the minority groups have made across the country.

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G. K. Butterfield
@gkbutterfield· Democratic · NC· Apr 10, 2022

Section 2 has been very effective down through the years, and those of you who have been involved in litigation, you know what I mean.

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Thom Tillis
@thomtillis· Republican · NC· Apr 9, 2022

You did such an amazing job raising your daughter.

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Dan Bishop
@danbishop· Republican · NC· Apr 6, 2022

It is common for the zealot to lose the capacity for irony. Hence, Chairman Thompson says that laws prohibit doing politics on the clock: ``It is important that taxpayer dollars don't support political activity.'' Ms. Cheney waves the…

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G. K. Butterfield
@gkbutterfield· Democratic · NC· Apr 6, 2022

The burden of proof is on the Member to prove that she is not guilty of the offense for which she is charged.

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G. K. Butterfield
@gkbutterfield· Democratic · NC· Apr 6, 2022

I had spent thirty years in a courtroom before coming to Congress, and, you know, in a courtroom, the rules are so much different than the rules for ethics for Members of Congress.

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David Price
@davidprice· Democratic · NC· Apr 5, 2022

Immigration enforcement is complicated and controversial, with policy choices on which members of the subcommittee will strongly disagree.

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David Price
@davidprice· Democratic · NC· Apr 5, 2022

Immigration reform would not solve all of our problems at the border, but without reform we are knowingly accepting a status quo that has become increasingly untenable.

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David Price
@davidprice· Democratic · NC· Apr 5, 2022

Mr. Secretary, as we hold you accountable this morning for what happens at the border, I am cognizant that Congress is accountable for failing to give the Department a realistic legal framework for managing the border.

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David Price
@davidprice· Democratic · NC· Apr 5, 2022

I don't think it is exaggeration to say the Trump administration tried to destroy your agency, to shut you down.

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Pat McHenry
@patmchenry· Republican · NC· Apr 5, 2022

I want to pivot to China, because I think the government of China is watching us very closely.

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Virginia Foxx
@virginiafoxx· Republican · NC· Apr 5, 2022

The agency's attempts to force every American in a government-run healthcare and institute price setting schemes must stop.

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Virginia Foxx
@virginiafoxx· Republican · NC· Apr 5, 2022

I am disappointed that the administration's reckless actions to increase spending, expand the Federal Government's role in healthcare, and increase access to abortion.

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Madison Cawthorn
@madisoncawthorn· NC· Apr 5, 2022

The callousness which this administration views life and the sanctity of it is astonishing.

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Virginia Foxx
@virginiafoxx· Republican · NC· Apr 5, 2022

If this budget passes, $127.3 billion in discretionary spending would be allocated to HHS--meaning taxpayers would be forced to give your agency an additional $13 billion.

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