U.S. Senate

I will fight with all of my strength to defend Texas.

I will not grant clemency to Jeffrey Weisheit

It was not simply a bad 2006 midterm election, it was a Watergate-level repudiation.

Tariffs have made everything too expensive and the Iran war has dragged on too long.

As we sit here today, I am the only statewide elected Republican who remains in Texas.

But Texas, today at least, is blue.

The issue is not me. I'll be re-elected as majority leader, but the issue is focusing on the American people and what they want.

Sanctuary politicians care so much about illegal aliens that they’d rather release a convicted child molester than cooperate with federal law enforcement.

Sanctuary politicians in Washington are refusing to honor the ICE detainer and hand this disgusting criminal over to us after he finishes his prison sentence.

I love the work I'm doing. And plus I always laugh when they say he's going to leave his job. I go, 'Which one?

Americans don't want Big Tech oligarchs wrecking the environment, gutting jobs and threatening humanity's future. NATIONAL DATA CENTER MORATORIUM NOW.

Cuba’s ruling elite is hoarding the island’s energy, shipping, and technology resources for its own enrichment, leaving the Cuban people to contend with blackouts, shortages, and a stagnant economy.

Party leaders have to stop excusing the inexcusable and police our side of the aisle — or voters will continue to police it for us.

Voters wanted secure borders and peaceful streets, but got hyperaggressive immigration enforcement.

Voters wanted to retool our trading relationships, but got arbitrary 'Liberation Day' tariffs that raised prices without creating incentives for long-term reshoring.

It should have been brief, decisive, and over — it needs to end.

The Iran war has dragged on too long.

We know that Ohio still lags behind in regards to seatbelt use, we know the primary seatbelt law will increase that use.

Investing in children is absolutely the best money we can spend.

I don’t think any governor is going to approve anything, whether Democrat or Republican, that would dramatically change the powers of the governor.

I decided to run for governor instead of the Senate again, and I won with 52 percent of the vote.

I won reelection with 62 percent of the vote.

Jeffrey Weisheit’s case has been heard and reviewed numerous times by both state and federal courts, including the Indiana Supreme Court, since his conviction in 2013. These reviews have never resulted in an overturned sentence.

To me, the more you open anything up to the people, you’re probably going to get a better result.