Trey Hollingsworth: “People choose with their feet and their wallets.”

If we, by principle of government, believe you should have access to the Judicial Branch to argue in front of a judge and have a judge decide what is appropriate or inappropriate, I believe that if you abandon your principles at a time…

In closing, again, I think this amendment is very common sense and very focused on exactly what I hear from Hoosier farmers back home, what I have heard from farmers all the way across the country, which is they want to take the proactive…

The regulatory barriers at the local level are really inhibiting supply growth.

Washington shouldn't be subsidizing particular companies or activities in the hopes of winning big.