I’m not going to vote for a bill that does that.

Throughout the legislative session, @GregAbbott_TX remained totally silent on Senate Bill 3, the bill that would have banned dangerous THC products in Texas.

The governor of the State of Texas wants to legalize recreational marijuana in Texas. That's the headline, folks.

At worst, Senate Bill 3 would be permanently invalidated by the courts; at best, its implementation would be delayed for years.

Legislators could consider a structure similar to the way alcohol is regulated, with strict enforcement by an agency like the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.

Senate Bill 3 is well-intentioned, but it would never go into effect because of valid constitutional challenges.

Just because we don’t have the votes doesn’t mean that it’s OK to violate the Constitution, it’s OK to violate federal law, it’s OK to violate state law.

And ultimately, when you head to the polls, you need to blame the Republicans, because the Republicans are the ones that decided to avoid their oath to the Constitution and swear their open loyalty to the man in the White House.

Iran is—right now, at this very moment—trying to assassinate President Trump.

I came into Congress with the stated intention of being the leading defender of Israel.

As long as Iran was able to access and conduct activities at Fordow, they could still rush to build a nuclear arsenal.

I think we’ll probably be at a thousand within a few months.

Tentatively, June 22.

President Trump made the courageous and correct decision to eliminate the Iranian nuclear threat.

The prospect of the Iranian regime acquiring nuclear weapons represents the most acute immediate threat to America and our allies.

That's the progress because — like a lot of white people had to vote for me — a lot.

I’d like to see the law go into effect.

I am literally being judged not by the color of my skin but by the content of my character.