Eric Schmitt: “In my view, that is meant to stoke fear and empower unelected bureaucrats to do things that are not authorized by law…”

We’ve got to talk about it. I think that in many ways, we are the victim of our own success because it’s off the headlines a little bit more.

Missouri families and businesses rely on broadband every day, and when critical infrastructure is vandalized or stolen, they are the ones who ultimately pay the price through service disruptions and higher costs.

I’m proud to have led this effort to ensure that future generations of Americans will never forget the brave men and women who ran towards danger, not away from it.

Here’s the thing — my job is to ask the questions.