Tom McClintock

To me, this is a simple issue of property rights.

To me, that is not serving the purpose of government, which is to protect the property rights of its citizens.

The fact is that the minority participation during the 2020 elections was exponentially higher nationwide than it was during the actual Jim Crow period in 1965.

It is mystifying that some allegedly serious advocates would smear reasonable, common-sense election regulations as Jim Crow 2.0.

This business of forced arbitration, well, force requires a gun.

The fact of the matter is, it seems to me that once we start limiting the freedom of parties to contract with each other, we lose that mutual negotiation that produces an agreement that both sides benefit from.

If arbitration agreements are such a bad thing, why would we exempt unions from the provisions of this bill?

It is not clear to me what we're doing here today except trying to bring inappropriate pressure to the court or to politicize its deliberations.

I applaud the leaders in both of those communities for taking that brave stance.

What a twisted thing it is to suggest that the murder of 62 million innocent pre-born children in this country is a blessing.

Mr. Chair, life is precious, and we should do all we can to protect it.

Something else that is extreme is witnessing Members on the other side of the aisle abandoning the Hyde Amendment.

It will never be a settled issue until the humanity of the unborn child is recognized and protected.

I've always been pro-life. I've always voted that way.

Congress has a duty to protect these fundamental rights and the lives of the pre-born because they are unable to protect themselves.

Vote for life. Live your life. I give back my time.

What about those thousands of innocent pre-born children that you have been involved in the abortion of? What about them?

I think it's very dangerous to enforce criminal law and civil courts to replace public prosecutors with freelance litigators.

This human being like all of us has the unalienable right to life and deserves the full protection under the law.

Banning abortions after a baby's heartbeat is detected is neither extreme nor unprecedented.

I think this hearing is a mockery of it. I think the challenge to the Texas State law is wrong.

It shocks me. Given the fact that this is now an historic high on illegal border crossings.

If you ask the migrants, they will tell you specifically what is driving it: They can do it now.

If someone is ordered deported by a court, should they be removed?

the real concern of a lot of parents is they attend a school board meeting to exercise their First Amendment rights, a fight breaks out, and the next thing you know they are being tracked down by the FBI with a rap on the door, maybe a…