It’s going to be an important vote to continue to show the transparency that we’ve delivered.
Steve Scalise
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Steve Scalise is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Louisiana's 1st congressional district since 2008. A member of the Republican Party, Scalise has held significant leadership roles, including serving as the House Majority Whip. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as tax reform, healthcare, and energy policy, advocating for conservative principles in Congress.
Hakeem Jeffries is now all-in for the socialist agenda of Mamdani. He is the head of their party now.
President Trump’s made it clear, even during a government shutdown, he’s gonna keep working.
By putting in place responsible work requirements, now it’s going to help the truly needy be able to get better care in programs like Medicaid.
President Trump’s in the courts right now trying to get documents released, and I really think you’re gonna see, hopefully, a lot unsealed from that and then we’ve got some other options.
This bill tonight is part of continuing that trend of getting spending under control. Does it answer all the problems? No. Nine billion dollars, I would say, is a good start, and hopefully we do more things like this.
I'm going to push the Department of Homeland Security to give Kashanian a fair shake.
When she was picked up, we looked at it and said, 'Are they really looking at it the right way, objectively?'
I hope America watched all of it, watched Democrats falling asleep behind their leader as he went on and on.
Democrats wanted to speak for hours and hours and break records because they wanted to stand in the way of history.
The time for that is over, and I think it took them still a few hours after to realize he was serious.
It’s not as easy as saying, ‘Hey, I just want one more change,’ because one more change could end up being what collapses the entire thing.
If you think you can disrupt or violate those laws and get away with it just because you’re in elected office, is ludicrous.
If D.C. wants illegals to vote, we’ve made it clear at the federal level people here illegally should not vote in any elections.
This bill will actually reduce the deficit if you recognize the historical economical growth that has always been there.
We worked with the White House to get some important revisions to expedite the phase out.
If you vote no, you're voting against American energy, you're voting against securing America's border, you're voting against helping those middle class families.
He’s called members directly, he’s had some of us over in the White House a few times.
I feel very confident that we're going to keep this bill moving. Keeping this bill moving means passing.
We’re working on answers. Some of them, we need to get answers from the Trump administration.





