Thom Tillis

The only reason, the primary reason I did not support your confirmation--in full disclosure--is the position you have taken on march-in rights.

I believe we are going about it the wrong way in terms of the haircut that needs to be done to get prescription prices lower.

It seems to me that here, we are using 2155 as a red herring for something that I believe, fundamentally, is going to be a supervisory or regulatory lapse.

I do not agree with Senator Warren, the premise of her questions.

It seems to me that here, we are using 2155 as a red herring for something that I believe, fundamentally, is going to be a supervisory or regulatory lapse.

It seems to me that here, we are using 2155 as a red herring for something that I believe, fundamentally, is going to be a supervisory or regulatory lapse.

I said, 'Guys, we just spent 45 minutes talking about affordable housing and you've just proposed something that would increase the cost of an affordable home by 10 to 15 percent.'

The more recent promulgation of WOTUS is far better than where it started, but I talked to bipartisan groups and county commissioners most recently over the last month who say that it's going to be a real problem for development.

I do not like those damn ads.

I found myself in the difficult position of having to vote against the PACT Act.

We are seeing an increase in wait list, wait times.

I found myself in the difficult position of having to vote against the PACT Act.

I do not like those damn ads.

I was concerned with the implementation and a number of other things that now it is on us to make sure that we fulfill.

I do not like those damn ads.

I found myself in the difficult position of having to vote against the PACT Act.

I think it's a cop-out to say that the $400,000 limit means that the little guy shouldn't mind.

I don't think there is anybody who is in this position who doesn't know that the IRS needs to modernize.

I think it's a cop-out to say that the $400,000 limit means that the little guy shouldn't mind.

I don't think there is anybody who is in this position who doesn't know that the IRS needs to modernize.

I do not find a lot of comfort in knowing that Mr. Gensler thinks he has full authority to implement a regulatory regimen.

I think overreaching could have set us back by a decade or generation of innovation.

I think that it's important to know that somebody with some enterprise transformation experience, particularly in the public sector, is desperately needed at the IRS.

A cynic could say that two-thirds of the bill has less to do with improving the customer service, the customer experience, and enterprise transformation, and more to do with actually making you less liked by the taxpayers.

I don't think there is anybody who is in this position who doesn't know that the IRS needs to modernize.