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Thomas Miller McClintock is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 5th congressional district since 2009. A member of the Republican Party, he has been an advocate for limited government and fiscal conservatism throughout his political career. McClintock has focused on issues such as tax reform, environmental policy, and government spending. He previously served in the California State Assembly and as a member of the California State Senate, where he gained recognition for his commitment to conservative principles.
Do you think that the failure to prosecute illegal border crossings might have something to do with the fact that our border is now being overwhelmed by illegal immigrants who tell reporters they wouldn't have considered making that trip…
If that doesn't call for an independent investigation of the President, what would?
As I noted earlier, states are the laboratories of democracy and are better equipped to make decisions regarding fines and fees implemented in the State statutes and municipal codes.
The important and salient point here is that the State legislature made that change, the corrective, without being coerced or enticed by the United States Congress.
We looked our neighbors in the eye as we identified ourselves and they handed us our ballot.
By definition, in a democracy, somebody is always going to win, and somebody is always going to lose.
We are incentivizing people in America not to work, and then we're coming back on the other side here and saying, hey, we've got to have more people that come from foreign countries.
Madam Chair, I would like to make a unanimous consent request to enter several statements into the record.
The crisis on our southern border that's been produced by President Biden's executive orders is continuing unabated and unaddressed.
It just really highlights how disastrous our immigration system is. We really need reform from top to bottom to get a reasoned immigration system.
So, these are not, by and large, world-renowned biophysicists coming to the United States.
Having this uncontrolled immigration--and I've got to tell you, when we see what's happening in Haiti, in Cuba right now, where those people want freedom, and people are scared to death that we're going to see another mass migration...
Maybe this is something the Democrats and Republicans could get together on. Maybe we have too many organizations.
Thank you so much for being here today, and I would like to know who the 21 people are that voted against you.
The only oath that any public official takes is not to support and defend the country, not to support and defend the government, it is to support and defend the Constitution.
In his opinion the American Revolution started many, many years before 1776 with the King's abuse of general warrants.
How have we allowed ourselves to get so far from these fundamental Fourth Amendment principles that underpin our liberty?
This is not a matter of special protections for journalists or public officials. This is a matter of the Fourth Amendment right of every American citizen.
Democracy depends on the losing side accepting the legitimacy of the election.
When an aircraft carrier commander has an outbreak of COVID on his ship and sends through non-secure channels that he can't engage in combat because he has some COVID cases, again, that statement doesn't ring true to me.
What are you doing to assure the American taxpayer that every dollar is devoted to a Navy that is ready and willing to fight?
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