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I am demanding answers and a relief plan for the sailors.

I respect the Committee's process and am confident that a full and impartial review of the facts will bear that out.

I am deeply sorry to my wife for the pain and embarrassment that I have brought into our lives.

I have and continue to sincerely apologize to my family, friends, and the people that I have the privilege to serve.

I take full responsibility and have committed myself to working through the pain privately with my wife and family.

Although my actions were consensual in nature and haven't violated the law or House Ethics rules, that doesn't diminish the impact that these mistakes have made on those I care about the most.

As I said when the existence of an inquiry was first reported two months ago in the media, years ago, I made personal mistakes outside my marriage.

Just as we ask our first responders to be there for us, we, as Congress, must be there for them.

He tried to take from Maryland what Maryland had already won. He failed.

We have been mass poisoning generations of American kids which has led to the U.S. housing the least healthy children in the world.

This administration is about personal choice and about informed choice in every area of healthcare, but right now our schools and a lot of our public institutions are doing things that actively, I think, discourage children from getting…

Extremists keep looking for new ways to ban abortion, but Kansans have been loud and clear. Kansans don’t want politicians taking away our constitutional rights.

I made personal mistakes outside my marriage. Although my actions were consensual in nature and haven’t violated the law or House Ethics rules, that doesn’t diminish the impact that these mistakes have made on those I care about the most.

I stand ready to cooperate with the Ethics Committee inquiry and provide it with whatever information it might need.

While we are dialed in on that next election, most Americans aren’t as political as the pundits think they are.

All I'm asking is that for Christians who are pro-choice and who respect the bodily autonomy of women, that we be given the space to make our theological argument, because I think there is a lot of biblical evidence to support that opinion.

To me, that is an affirmation in one of our most central stories that creation has to be done with consent. You cannot force someone to create.

It's time to start flipping tables.