JD Vance
The Public Record
50th Vice President of the United States in the Trump administration; formerly U.S. Senator from Ohio.
We've got to stop the cultural rot that's destroying our country from within.
If you want to propose a rule that creates more problems than it solves, I do worry about what the Biden Administration is doing there.
If you want to propose a rule that creates more problems than it solves, I do worry about what the Biden Administration is doing there.
If you want to propose a rule that creates more problems than it solves, I do worry about what the Biden Administration is doing there.
If the thing you care most about is a conflict 6,000 miles away, you should not be a leader of this country.
The United States has provided a blanket of security to Europe for far too long. The question each European nation needs to ask itself is this: are you prepared to defend yourself? And the question the US must ask is: if our European…
The closest that conservatives have ever gotten to successfully dealing with left-wing domination of universities is Viktor Orbán’s approach in Hungary. I think his way has to be the model for us: not to eliminate universities, but to give…
No-fault divorce is one of the great tricks that I think the sexual revolution pulled on the American populace.
I think we need to fix that problem. I applaud Senator Braun for trying to take a swing at it.
As Senator for Ohio, I am proud to introduce a great Ohioan and a great Cincinnatian, Mr. Keith Desserich.
Thank you, Ranking Member Braun, and thanks to the Chairman for hosting this important discussion.
I am increasingly worried that we should be more worried about the weaponization of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
If you guys use the SEC in such a politically motivated way, eventually you are going to be out of power.
My point here, Mr. Gensler, is that you seem to have a very troubling pattern of hiring at an impartial regulatory agency.
I am increasingly worried that we should be more worried about the weaponization of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
It looks more and more like not an impartial regulatory body protecting investors and consumers, but a regulatory body that is using its power to silence and immiserate political rivals of the current President of the United States.
If you guys use the SEC in such a politically motivated way, eventually you are going to be out of power.
My point here, Mr. Gensler, is that you seem to have a very troubling pattern of hiring at an impartial regulatory agency.
If you guys use the SEC in such a politically motivated way, eventually you are going to be out of power.
I am increasingly worried that we should be more worried about the weaponization of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
My point here, Mr. Gensler, is that you seem to have a very troubling pattern of hiring at an impartial regulatory agency.
It looks more and more like not an impartial regulatory body protecting investors and consumers, but a regulatory body that is using its power to silence and immiserate political rivals.
Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thanks to the Ranking Member, and the Members of the Committee, for having me.





