I don’t see how you go, over four weeks, from ‘a public health expert with unimpeachable scientific credentials,’ ‘a longtime champion of MAHA values,’ ‘caring’ and ‘compassionate’ and ‘a brilliant microbiologist,’ and four weeks later…
Thom Tillis
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Thom Tillis is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the junior United States senator from North Carolina, a position he has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Tillis has focused on issues such as tax reform, healthcare, and national security during his tenure in the Senate. He previously served as the Speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives from 2011 to 2012, where he played a significant role in shaping state legislation.
DC has a crime problem … do we honestly think DC has the worst crime problem in the United States? No.
If she was just fired because the president or whoever decided to fire the director just did it because they didn’t like the numbers, they ought to grow up.
I want to start with the deadline and, I believe, tomorrow's imposition of a 50-percent tariff on Brazil imports. I really appreciate what the administration is doing, trying to get other countries on notice that we are tired of unfair…
it’s going to be like those zombies in The Walking Dead: Every time you think you’ve killed it, another one is just going to come running out of the closet after you
I think the files should be released, let the light of day, let the sun shine through, and that’s the best way to get past it
I look forward to having the pure freedom to call the balls and strikes as I see fit and representing the great people of North Carolina to the best of my ability.
I have said, look, we could have probably taken ten days and fixed this bill.
I would certainly vote for him again, however, if all I had was the information I had going into the vote in January.
I don’t have a problem [with] President Trump… I got a problem with some of the people I consider to be amateurs, advising him.
I got a problem with some of the people I consider to be amateurs advising him.
I don’t feel like what we passed out last week had any semblance of good governance.
I don’t regret my vote to confirm Hegseth based on the facts as I knew them then.
I don’t have a problem with President Trump. I got a problem with some of the people I consider to be amateurs, advising him.
I was so focused on Medicaid, I wasn’t looking for other reasons to be against the bill. But that would be another one.
I think based on the information I have today, if all I had was the information on the day of the vote, I’d certainly vote for him again.
What this bill does is sort of, kind of blow apart the systems that states have set up to establish their healthcare programs.





