Karen Handel: “There is really a growing realization that the crushing debt that we are facing is unsustainable and, frankly…”

I agree with my esteemed colleagues that we need to find the balance, when it comes to the regulatory climate, but I would submit that there was an overreach on that over the past 8 years.

So, if noncitizens are ineligible to vote in a Federal election, why would a noncitizen be included in the formula for congressional apportionment?

I frankly am on the extraordinarily optimistic side that, under your leadership, we really will see a heightened degree of integrity going forward in the agency.

Irrespective of what was taking place in terms of voter eligibility in the 1700s and the 1800s, let's be perfectly clear that, today, under current law, it is patently illegal for a noncitizen to vote in a Federal election, period, full…