When can we expect that the State Department is going to make an atrocities determination for Sudan?

If you pass along all of our concerns, that may be helpful to you, and maybe you could get back to us with what you find out in that regard.

We need to lead with our values as we try to advance an agenda of good governance in the region.

We have the responsibility to at least do no harm through our approach.

We should not mince words. Anyone engaged in coups should be personally sanctioned.

How do those countries respond to you when you talk to them about the not very good situation with the coup for changing the governments as opposed to a nice clean election that the people could have a say in?

It seems to me we could be further along than where we are.

We know what the problem is: the Federal Government spends too much money without regard to our national debt.

These spending habits have led to serious economic problems, including inflation at a 40 year high under the Biden Administration.

We need to restore fiscal responsibility immediately.

Passing policies that consistently increase government spending is not building a better future.

Our Federal debt currently stands at over $33.5 trillion dollars. That equates to a debt-to-GDP ratio of 124 percent.

New York has some geography between it and the southern border, and so does my home state of Idaho.

I can only imagine the drastic impact on states closer in proximity.

It is common knowledge, of course, that there is slave labor involved in the solar industry through China, and people are concerned about that.

It is common knowledge, of course, that there is slave labor involved in the solar industry through China, and people are concerned about that.

It is the United States interest to promote economic freedom, which lifts hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and achieves shared prosperity.

There is nothing more nonpartisan and bipartisan than the national interests and the national security of the United States of America.