I turn to Ms. Vaughan. This morning I wrote a couple of numbers on my hand; $116 billion and another one is $38 billion, and I added them up and it is $154 billion.
Steve King
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Steve King is a former Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Iowa's 4th congressional district from 2003 to 2021. Known for his conservative views, King was a prominent figure in the House, often advocating for strict immigration policies and fiscal conservatism. He served on several committees during his tenure, including the Judiciary Committee and the Agriculture Committee, where he focused on issues important to his rural constituents. King's tenure was marked by controversy over his remarks on race and immigration, which drew criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.
I so much thank the gentleman from Texas for that, indeed, heartfelt description of what it was like, that miracle little child who also is intelligent and beautiful as well as a world-class artist. Mr. Speaker, I stand here, and I don't…
It is my privilege and honor to address you here on the floor of the United States House of Representatives, and I appreciate the honor and the privilege to do that. Mr. Speaker, I came to the floor here tonight to talk to you and address…
If this isn't Watergate on steroids and every single person involved not investigated and not prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, we have shredded our constitution.
I thank the gentleman from Florida (Mr. Gaetz) for yielding to me. I appreciate the gentleman for taking the lead on this issue back some weeks or months ago to bring a resolution to the House Judiciary Committee to call for special…
It is my honor to be here on the floor of the House of Representatives to carry on some of the discussion that is taking place around this city and around this country today on March for Life day. It would take you back 45 years ago to…
I come to the floor on this. I want to make sure that people know that I am an original cosponsor of the underlying bill. I support the underlying bill. I have signed on to every piece of pro-life legislation that I can find, and I came…
I thank the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, and I also thank the minority leader for her remarks in support of 702. I rise in support of the 702 reauthorization. It is critical to our national security. You would see the color drain…
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So, you are bringing in people who are raised to hate Israelis, to hate Jewish people, and by virtue of your act to show how loving and open you are, you are bringing in people that make you appear to be anti-Semitic again.
The bulk of this article addresses my bill, H.R. 176, the New IDEA Act, the New Illegal Deduction Elimination Act. They go through the calculations here, and I will just touch on some of them. This is data from a Harvard economist, George…
I thank the gentleman from Florida for his presentation and certainly support and endorse every word that I have heard here. I think about the leadership that George Washington provided, and a couple of things come to mind. One of them is…
It is my honor to be recognized to address you here on the floor of the House of Representatives, and I have a couple of topics that I intend to take up for the folks here watching and listening. Madam Speaker, I want to talk about the…
I thank the gentleman from Colorado for organizing this Special Order and recognizing me to address it. I would like to say at the start of this that the folks that had the Special Order ahead of us had not read the bill that they were…
It is important that Congress passes such a strong pro-life bill now because President Trump will hopefully appoint one or two more justices to the Supreme Court.
It pains my soul to think of the countless babies killed since abortion on demand became commonplace in the unconstitutional decision of Roe v. Wade.
Ignoring the advent of ultrasound and other medical devices that make it abundantly clear that the baby in utero is alive and indeed human is a disservice to women.
I implore you to please consider my above testimony on behalf of the innocent life growing in the womb.
It is ironic that while the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution in 1868 humanized slaves, the United States Supreme Court of 1973 dehumanized the life of the being in utero.
Today, it is the conceived person, living in the womb of its mother, that should be considered human with opportunity of equal protection under the law.
Congress has granted the President the authority to determine who comes and who goes from the United States of America
DNA I hope one day. It is cheap to get and cheap to keep. So that is my recommendation.
what has been created by that decision of the unelected judge is an unconditional right to an abortion to a minor





