Mike Braun

I think that is the wrong way to accomplish maybe a goal that is noble to help those that need help affording a place to live, but not like that.

Spending policies, I think, have exacerbated an already unaffordable housing market.

A lot of times things we do here are well-intended, but you cannot do it by borrowing from future generations.

Under the Biden Administration, Americans are less able to afford a home than practically any other time in our history.

I have gotten water, ever since I moved back to my hometown, from a rural water district, Patoka Lake, an Army Corps lake.

It's shameful that we keep projecting the Bidenomics, the Biden plan, to where we're 52 trillion in debt.

If that's what Bidenomics is about, that's a destiny towards a Chapter 11 for the government someday.

I believe that we need it. We need to save Social Security and Medicare.

I think the only budget out there that's been really put there to the public would be Biden's, and I think it takes us from 32 trillion in debt currently up to 52 trillion roughly.

It's shameful that we keep projecting the Bidenomics, the Biden plan, to where we're 52 trillion in debt.

You know, Social Security is closer, but as you look over time... the increment in Medicare is...

I believe that we need it. We need to save Social Security and Medicare.

If that's what Bidenomics is about, that's a destiny towards a Chapter 11 for the government someday.

If we want to focus on policy that would really make a difference, that would probably be the thing we could do...

I think the only budget out there that's been really put there to the public would be Biden's, and I think it takes us from 32 trillion in debt currently up to 52 trillion roughly.

We need to reform the commercial marketplace. We need reforms to reimbursement. We need pull incentives.

You have less economic growth right when you have higher general tax rates.

I think the only budget out there that's been really put there to the public would be Biden's, and I think it takes us from 32 trillion in debt currently up to 52 trillion roughly.

And you do why? Because as little as 30-35 years ago that was 5 to 7 percent of our GDP.

I believe that we need it. We need to save Social Security and Medicare.

It's shameful that we keep projecting the Bidenomics, the Biden plan, to where we're 52 trillion in debt.

If that's what Bidenomics is about, that's a destiny towards a Chapter 11 for the government someday.

Iowans can clearly see that President Biden's war on fossil fuels has been disastrous for our economy and terrible for consumers.

Iowans can clearly see that President Biden's war on fossil fuels has been disastrous for our economy and terrible for consumers.

Iowans can clearly see that President Biden's war on fossil fuels has been disastrous for our economy and terrible for consumers.