Sam Brownback

USAID should fund directly to independent religious organizations to do the good work that they have been doing.

I look forward to working with people, working with you, working with everybody, regardless of their ideas or views, on how we can advance the agenda of religious freedom.

Promotion of international religious freedom is in our national interest, and it directly supports national security priorities including the defeat of ISIS and other violent extremist groups.

We have to get more focus on this by a broader cross-section, or we will not be effective in this.

I think we should accept people that are fleeing religious persecution.

I pledge to you my work to press the Government of India to be a government that honors religious freedom for everybody.

Religious freedom is a fundamental right of every human no matter where they live, who they are, or what they believe.

I thought the Frank Wolf act really improved on what took place in the 1998 act.

I would continue the policies that have been done in the prior administration in working on these international issues.

The beauty of what this job has been I think under the prior administration and this one is that there are contentious issues that people do not agree upon.

We need to put into place policies that will hopefully end that genocide.

I will fight for them to make sure this doesn't happen in their State either.

We have gone even further to boost small businesses, because those businesses are the engine of job creation for our Kansas families.

Gov. Sam Brownback has placed the utmost importance on pro-growth tax reform at the state level.

We're very concerned about this storm. Believe it may be worse than the last one.

We're very concerned about this storm. We believe it may be worse than the last one.

My major concern . . . is the jobs in Kansas. Wichita is the air capital of the world, and we've got more major air companies there than anyplace in the world: Boeing, Airbus and all the [general aviation],

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback apologized today for what he called his staff overreaction to a tweet.

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback has apologized for what he called his staff's overreaction to a tweet.

Crop insurance, as most of them have alluded to, is going to be really important for a lot of producers out there.

The Senate version was introduced by then-Senator Sam Brownback.

A frantic rush for band-aid fixes is no way to provide guidance to the economy.

I don't mean to be too blunt, but raising taxes on the consumers and small businesses we depend on the most to put this economy back on track is a dumb economic move.

We cannot expect small, mid-size or even larger businesses to take on large numbers of additional employees when the government is raising the cost for employing them gainfully.