I want to know do you oppose parental consent laws before a teenager can obtain an abortion?
Mike Johnson
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Mike Johnson is an American attorney and politician currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Louisiana's 4th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, Johnson has focused on various issues during his tenure, including fiscal responsibility and national security. He has been involved in legislative discussions surrounding war funding and government operations, emphasizing the need for appropriate timing and details in such matters.
The FBI, for example, the FBI in the Durham Report, 'failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law.'
There has been so much misinformation here on the floor today, I think we have got to set the facts straight here. It is clear that providing refuge for individuals fleeing persecution has been a central tenet of U.S. immigration law for…
When I am back home in my district holding town halls, probably the first or second question I get in every open forum is, 'Can we trust our election system?'
It has become common practice now for various groups and even Federal agencies to pursue retribution against Americans for simply exercising their First Amendment right to participate in the political process.
I don't understand how this administration can conclude reducing the size of our fleet will somehow deter China.
It is not forecasted to close until 2031. But that assumes Congress grants the Navy relief from the statutory requirement to field an air wing for each deployed aircraft carrier.
I think China is the largest threat, Mr. Secretary, respectfully, and not climate change...
It is not unfortunate that we have a Fourth Amendment. It is one of the great blessings that sets the United States apart from every other nation.
Make no mistake, actors within the FBI and other similar Federal agencies will continue to conduct unlawful and unconstitutional surveillance of Americans.
We must consider whether this program can be reformed or if it is beyond repair.
We need to prohibit warrantless surveillance of Americans and hold accountable any Federal official who violates the civil liberties of Americans.
I'm concerned about the patent system becoming unduly political over time under the decision of the Supreme Court in the Arthrex case.
I lose sleep over the fact that Section 702 information acquired without a warrant can later be used by the FBI in criminal prosecutions unrelated to foreign intelligence or national security.
I continue to be concerned about the prevalence of fraudulent trademark applications.
I hope that this issue has the potential to be a rare bipartisan effort in this Congress to protect the rights of Americans.
Unfortunately, for the intelligence community, we have a Fourth Amendment in the United States and I say that sarcastically.
No Democrat supported our bill. I am hopeful that after hearing the testimony of our witnesses our colleagues will rethink their opposition to this long-overdue reform.
I thank my friend who is always a voice of great credibility and reason. You're exactly right, and I am glad you highlighted that the first 100 days of this Congress under Republican leadership has been remarkably successful. As you said…
This evening, I have some of the most influential leaders in the House Republican Conference to address some of the key issues we are addressing this week together in the people's House. Mr. Speaker, I yield first to the gentleman from…
From one father to another, I thank you for those strong words. We will do that. That is our obligation. Mr. Speaker, I am happy to yield next to my friend and classmate, the gentleman from Tennessee (Mr. Kustoff).
Thank you for drawing attention to it because energy security is national security, as we say all the time. Mr. Speaker, I am delighted to yield next to my great friend, the great gentleman from Wisconsin (Mr. Tiffany).
I am so grateful for your expertise and wisdom and all the years you worked with troubled and incarcerated youth. This gentleman knows that of which he speaks. Mr. Speaker, I am delighted to yield next to the gentleman from California (Mr…





