This Week's Quotes

From the Ivy Leagues to most liberal arts colleges, our colleges and universities have become anti-American, DEI-worshipping, woke factories.

These indictments affirm the fact that noncitizen voting is a vanishingly rare crime.

West Virginians expect us to enforce the law, protect our communities, and keep dangerous criminals off our streets. That is exactly what I support.

Our brave ICE officers are doing an incredible job protecting our communities, and they must continue to focus on criminals who are here illegally and putting Americans in danger.

Let me be crystal clear: I support President Trump’s immigration strategy, full stop.

If that’s what the House is able to pass, I’m certainly happy to take that and to work with it.

It doesn’t actually prohibit members from trading stock.

All of a sudden, the GOP is pretending to care about stock trading.

They took taxpayer dollars that were being invested in important projects that would have brought down the cost of energy for all of us and our communities, and they paid bribes and they paid out to utility companies to get them to turn in…

All we have to do in this chamber is say yes, and it will be on the president’s desk, and we can prove to the American people we actually care about what they’re asking us to do to lower their electricity prices.

This bill is the only path that we can take today that will lower electricity prices. No other options remain.

This lawsuit is solely about holding Mr. Smith accountable and ensuring that our nation’s justice system can never again be weaponized against the American people.

Through his Arctic Frost witch hunt that targeted conservatives across America and even the President of the United States, Jack Smith perpetrated one of the worst abuses of government power in our nation’s history.

This is an insult to Congress and the Constitution.

If you wanted to get a stock ban done, you would put a stock ban on the floor.

The bill doesn’t cover the president. Trump traded more stocks than all of Congress combined.

At a time when Americans are calling out for real guardrails on AI, Senate Republicans are trying to secure an ineffectual participation trophy before they skip town.

They understand that they have to self-police.