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We gotta put a bedsheet ― a big bedsheet ― over the Statue of Liberty,” he said. “She’s gotta go to sleep for a while ’cause we’re not letting anybody in anymore.

“Maybe not. Maybe the 60% of Americans don’t work as hard as I do either. I mean, I don’t know,” Nehls said.

Affordability? What are you talking about?” he spouted. “I’m gonna go there tomorrow. ... I’m gonna get me a couple of big lobster tails. I’m gonna get me some nice ribeyes.

Drones are the future of warfare. Manned aircraft are not.

Combined with differing immigration postures between the U.S. and Canada, cross-border travel demonstrates increasing risk that we must be prepared to preempt at border crossings.

Individuals of concern, including those appearing on the terror watchlist, are increasingly attempting to reach the United States through Canada.

I’m hoping Senate Majority Leader John Thune will bring the bill to the floor for a vote before the end of July.

I want couples to be able to have babies, but I also want protection, so I can’t say blanketly I’d support any bill.

It’s easy to say I’d support a vote, but I would need to read the bill, find out exactly what it does, find out what protections are in there,

We need to have restrictions, so that we don’t lose fertilized eggs, if that’s possible, and we need to just examine the issue,

While we won the case today, we also got a grave warning about the future.

Instead of having a torch, maybe it needs a stop sign.

We gotta put a bed sheet ― a big bed sheet ― over the Statue of Liberty.

Far-left NGOs are the means by which U.S. adversaries like communist China work to undermine our country.

He went to San Francisco to raise money. In my opinion, those are his people. They’re not in Texas.

The Attorney General’s father served this country with honor, and it’s outrageous that anyone seeking public office in the United States could use a father’s military service as a political attack.

It is outrageous that Talarico is attacking the Attorney General for growing up in a military family, claiming that if you weren’t born in Texas you aren’t a Texan.

I like places in California, even though I don’t like to admit that I go to California.