We’re looking at the future, not the past.

Uh, no. Working.

If their recent track record is any indication, they’re under a tremendous amount of pressure from that far left wing of the Democrat Party to shut the government down.

I think he [Schumer] probably thinks that it’s beneficial to their political base, the far left of the Democrat Party, and you can kind of see what’s happening up there in New York politics.

This is a party struggling for an identity. This is a party that’s completely out of step with the mainstream of this country.

Ultimately, keeping the government funded is good for the country, and hopefully we will have bipartisan cooperation to do that.

It really is best for the economic conditions in our country that the markets understand that the Fed really is independent.

In order for me to support this legislation, we had to find a way to continue support for these radio stations which offer potentially life saving information in some of the most rural parts of our nation.

We’ll see what the future holds, but the goal right now is to get into the appropriations process.

It will keep them in operation. It will be for one year at a time.

At some point, there is going to have to be a resolution.

We’re all interested in making sure that justice is served and that there is full disclosure and there’s transparency around this.

It’s a small but important step toward fiscal sanity that we all should be able to agree is long overdue.

The president and Attorney General Pam Bondi will make the right decisions, but I’m always a believer in transparency.

I think more is always better.

Those matters fall under the DOJ and FBI's jurisdiction. President Trump has expressed his views, and the DOJ and FBI concluded there is no credible evidence of Epstein blackmailing individuals.

This is a direct agreement with OMB that they would transfer the funds over to the Department of the Interior.

I will now vote to support President Trump’s rescissions package to clawback $9.4 billion in federal spending.