Ron DeSantis

The Obama administration's policy toward Cuba has provided an economic lifeline to the Castro dictatorship, but has not fostered greater freedoms for the Cuban people.

This new policy is really a boon to the regime because it is a failed regime.

A regime that under the sanctions was spending as much money as they were spending on support of terrorism...

Under no circumstances will Iran ever seek, develop, or acquire any nuclear weapons.

I think it is incumbent upon the U.S. Congress to help create an economic defensive shield to protect all of our allies.

But it might not be consistent with what was actually passed by the Congress.

We are not going to be privy to that information, and we are going to be asked to cast a vote on this.

We need to know the PMD, we need to know more about Parchin.

The agreement lays out the conditions before we would then have----

So can you confirm that the Congress will not----

I just think it would be a complete disaster to be negotiating trade agreements with these European countries, violate this provision, allow them to do economic boycotts of Israel.

I think that this trade is going to be something that Congress, we are going to need to conduct oversight over to make sure that the law is being applied.

I think it is odd that Israel, with this one country, would have to live under a totally separate standard than any other country in the rest of the world, in the eyes of some of these people, and I wonder what motivates that.

I think this really turns our back on Israel, our most trusted ally in the region.

I think it is actually good for ISIS because... a lot of those folks, who aren't bad people, they are more apt to side with ISIS.

I think that the agreement really enhances Iran's power in the region.

I think this is bad for our country. I think it is bad for national security.

The economic development that was promised in Kelo actually turned out to be a failure.

It's almost like people have got to beg to have these rights enforced in Federal court.

If a constitutional, explicit constitutional protection does create some inconvenience in other parts of American life, has that ever been deemed sufficient to simply write it out of the Constitution and ignore it?

Now, the IRS claimed, Mr. Koskinen claimed that the IRS went to, 'great lengths and made extraordinary efforts to recover her emails.'

And so you have an agency here that's operating under a different standard than they impose on the American taxpayer, and that's unacceptable.

I'm concerned about this happening all over the country. Because there's a lot of good people who are potentially going to be negatively affected if we continue down this road.

I think we need to do this as quickly as possible. I think time is wasting, and I think our veterans are being left to suffer.

I'm concerned also about the taxpayer penalties that the taxpayer is now going to have to pay.