And something that is still true today, according to our Constitution, is that Congress makes law and the Administration enforces the law.

the buck will stop here. It stops in Congress.

And based on that consensus, people who are clever with words will elaborate a narrative of existential threat, and crisis, and emergency.

The solutions are free-market, pro-competition policies, like shrinking the deficit; promoting economic growth; cutting regulatory red tape.

We are going to run a $2 trillion deficit this year, $2 trillion. And we are not going to talk about that expenditure thing again.

If you are not going to really push deterrence pressure against us, we are going to take the open door you have created.

Autonomous vehicles have the potential to transform our transportation system, improve mobility for vulnerable populations and those who face barriers to transportation.

My point being while there are critical minerals in this location, how do you balance and weigh water supplies, endangered species, cultural heritage, tribal consultation, and executing our trust responsibility to tribes?

God's children are not for sale.

It is insane to think that you can do a deal with these people. That regime is horrific and aligned against all peaceful world interests.

My point being, I mean, we are talking about the sovereignty part of it. But the consultation is any project that impacts, and I think that the answer is no.

I urge my colleagues to support this legislation. It creates parity and access for two significant constituencies, counties and Tribes, and creates parity for them. I think at the end of the day, it creates a collaborative effort that is…

They have been violating U.S. law by not enforcing our oil sanctions, tacitly allowing oil exports to skyrocket.

At some point, we need to ask for documents. We need to say show us what you have been negotiating.

The fact we have none does open that conversation on many levels, from cleanup of abandoned mines to reclamation.

Arizonans across our State are struggling to find housing they can afford.

$6 billion is just a budget subsidy. Money is fungible.

I am laser-focused on finding solutions to boost access to housing and opportunity.