Targeting of Medicaid is a mistake.

Missouri will not stand idly by while the abortion industry seeks to strip away basic medical safeguards.

This July 4th, President Trump is signing not just a bill, but a promise kept – a declaration that the American people will once again chart their own destiny and will not allow ourselves to be defined by decline or defeat.

The speech will not change the outcome that you will see very shortly.

To all the radiation survivors and nuclear veterans across the country: WE DID IT

As I’ve said many times before: America isn’t an economic zone. It isn’t an airport with a shopping mall attached. It’s our country. It’s our people. It’s our home.

The House’s Big Beautiful Bill addressed the urgent need for a remittance tax. But we can go further. I’m introducing legislation to quadruple the proposed remittance tax — from 3.5% to 15%. America is not the world’s piggy bank. And we…

We’re taking back our country.

Thankfully, that’s not true. It’s very much in the bill we just passed.

The party has a lot of thinking to do.

You cannot take away health care from working people.

If you want to be a working-class party, you’ve got to deliver for working-class people.

We can sort that out.

This has been an unhappy episode here in Congress, this effort to cut Medicaid.

We can’t be cutting health care for working people and for poor people in order to constantly give special tax treatment to corporations and other entities.

I’m going to spend the next however long, trying to make sure that the cuts that we have are successfully delayed and never take place.

I want to be clear, I'm going to spend the next however long trying to make sure that the cuts that we have successfully delayed never take place.

This has been an unhappy episode here in Congress, this effort to cut Medicaid. And I think, frankly, my party needs to do some soul searching.