Illegal aliens are pushing out and crowding out people that are disabled, American taxpayers that are disabled, elderly that are disabled.

You can count these illegal aliens for the purpose of allocating congressional districts.

The goal is to pass the legislation.

They're using American taxpayer dollars to jump to the front of the line while putting Americans at the back of the lines. It's got to stop.

What the Biden administration did, they were creating incentives for people to come here illegally.

[Illegal immigrants] have been allowed to participate in federally subsidized housing programs.

I am honored to be the first woman to win the Republican nomination for governor.

Join me in voting for Charlie Hatcher this Thursday, August 6.

Charlie Hatcher and I have been friends for 25 years.

Freedom is not free, but I felt the call to service again because I felt Washington doesn’t hear us anymore. I feel like we’re treated as numbers on a spreadsheet.

Look, at the end of the day, you know, I voted for conservative policies and that's what America wants right now. We're barreling towards $40 trillion in debt.

I'm not against solar. We have a farm. I've got a big shop. You know, I've contemplated putting solar on my shop to help to run my farm. But I don't want a government subsidy to make it work. I don't need a government subsidy to pay for it.

If trying to build an energy sector that is self-reliant, because it's a national security issue, makes me an extremist, then so be it.

It's because I'm close to the president. It is because I am outspoken. And quite frankly, it is because I speak plainly on these issues.

When you have a group spending roughly $2 million in a Republican primary, that tells you how much money they're making off of government subsidies, and they're upset that the government welfare has been taken away from them.

This judicial activist's obstruction of the people's will must be stopped.

Insurance regulation has long been, and should remain, a responsibility of the states. The Federal Insurance Office Abolishment Act would eliminate unnecessary federal overreach, cut red tape, and return power to the states.

It’s unclear how those will be distributed among states in the running for the project.