Jeff Van Drew

Come on. Everybody, let's really look at this in the eye and see what we've got here. We are out of control.

California decides unannounced illegal immigrant arrivals aren't so much fun, aren't so easy, and maybe it's not such a good idea to have sanctuary cities after all.

Asylum doesn't mean, gee, I don't like where I live, and I don't make as much money as I would like.

Illegal means it's not true.

That is one of the most important, if not the most important, infrastructure projects in the country.

If you continue to accept the weakness we are witnessing, you are surrendering the very foundations of our democracy.

If this administration cannot protect its citizens, they are not worthy of the authority Americans have trusted them with.

This is a joke. Let's really talk about the real issue. It's the rule of law.

As our border descends further into chaos, I can't help but worry that this Nation is becoming increasingly comfortable with accepting weakness.

If you don't have strong borders, excuse me, you are not a strong Nation.

We're not a Nation of the rule of law anymore.

This is the acceptance of weakness consuming our Nation, and it threatens the safety and well-being of each and every American.

I think we all know that we are a nation of immigrants, but we are also a nation of the rule of law. As President Reagan once said years ago, ``A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation.'' We are very rapidly moving there…

I do not believe that these windmills are going to be good.

Our energy is going to be controlled not by America. This energy is going to be controlled by foreign countries.

This is a big deal. This is a really big deal.

I personally believe you have used your office to promote offshore wind, including testifying before Congress to request millions--millions--of dollars in public funding that would, quote, 'advance offshore wind farm development.'

I have actually stood on our beaches, and have actually been part of those people who have opposed putting any kind of oil rigs.

It is always good to see the Coast Guard.

So, the truth is that this is Jeff Van Drew light, to be honest with you.

You want to know where the carbon footprint is coming from? It is not coming from natural gas.

I never, ever questioned anybody's integrity. I asked simple questions which we are certainly allowed to do.

This is the environmental issue of our time.

It is unbelievable that this administration is forcing these projects through, despite what many believe are the dangers.

I believe that currently, offshore wind, in this aggressive way that we are going about it, is really forming a great danger to the coast of New Jersey.