At the very least, Congress should pass a National Right to Work Act, and guarantee that every worker at least has the freedom, not to be forced to pay dues to a union to keep their jobs.

There is a school of philosophy or school of diplomacy that believes that public scolding, particularly in another country, can have the opposite effects.

My legislation to end neutrality agreements, Representative Owens Salt Act to expose workers who are only there to stir up trouble, and Representative Burlison's Workers Choice Act, which promotes the right to work.

Unfortunately, union organizers often attempt to rob employees of their right to vote in secret ballots, and of the right to free speech with union organizing agreements.

There needs to be legislature against the Executive, like the good old days, when we could combine Republicans and Democrats.

Secret ballot elections and free speech are the backbone of our political process, and the political process of any nation that could call itself a democracy.

I was one of the 12 Republicans who voted to rein in that power and that it was not an appropriate use. It was abuse of power.

If we ever do anything on NEA it will be a miracle, if we actually pass it through and get it completely done.

In some ways, the United States of America is a monarchy in disguise.

But then if you think sanctions work, they are stronger having been voted on by Congress.

the internet kill switch is probably the most important and possibly abused power.

We need to get it back to that it expires, and then we can then vote.

The President exercises awesome and unchecked power by decree.

I do not want anybody to do this, and no one should have ever been given the power to shut down all transmissions.

I would argue that we have only tried it one way. We have got the stick and almost the majority of people who work for you--everybody wants to use a stick.

I would argue that we have only tried it one way. We have got the stick and almost the majority of people who work for you--everybody wants to use a stick.

Republicans have actual legislative solutions.

There is a school of philosophy or school of diplomacy that believes that public scolding, particularly in another country, can have the opposite effects.