I think it destroys the political will for these programs when we extend them to people who are not even citizens in the country.
JD Vance
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50th Vice President of the United States in the Trump administration; formerly U.S. Senator from Ohio.
I think that a lot of our friends on the other side of the aisle have convinced themselves that lax immigration is somehow a compassionate thing to do.
I think that it is just simply a question of maybe we should go the extra mile to ensure the people who receive the benefits that are owed to American citizens are actually American citizens.
I appreciate and agree with your point that Federal housing assistance rightly is not extended to illegal immigrants.
I think it destroys the political will for these programs when we extend them to people who are not even citizens in the country.
I think that a lot of our friends on the other side of the aisle have convinced themselves that lax immigration is somehow a compassionate thing to do.
We do not want to be cruel to people. There is no reason to deny benefits for the sake of denying benefits.
I’m sure millions of American Catholics and other Christians will pray for his successful work leading the Church. May God bless him!
We have built a foreign policy of hectoring and moralizing and lecturing countries that don't want anything to do with this. The Chinese have a foreign policy of building roads and bridges and feeding poor people, and I think that we…
Why are we effectively penalizing the American aviation industry while we don't require or even attempt to force the Chinese to do the same to their aviation industry?
Why are we effectively penalizing the American aviation industry while we don't require or even attempt to force the Chinese to do the same to their aviation industry?
Do you believe that it should be the policy of our government to--that we should be encouraging commercial airlines to pay climate reparations?
I think it is important that we use the term 'bailout'--and I know that some of you do not like that term, but I think it is the only term that applies fairly here.
I think it is important that we use the term 'bailout'--and I know that some of you do not like that term, but I think it is the only term that applies fairly here.
I guess one concern I have with this is when you're talking about carbon emissions and the effect on the environment, an emission in China or anywhere else is the same as an emission in the United States of America.
Why are we effectively penalizing the American aviation industry while we don't require or even attempt to force the Chinese to do the same to their aviation industry?
Do you believe that it should be the policy of our government to--that we should be encouraging commercial airlines to pay climate reparations for some of their conduct and some of their business activities?
I think it is important that we use the term 'bailout'--and I know that some of you do not like that term, but I think it is the only term that applies fairly here.
I actually fear that we become an explicitly anti-family country in a lot of ways.
I actually fear that we become an explicitly anti-family country in a lot of ways.
Why are we proposing this change that would make it impossible for parents to fly with babies and toddlers on their laps now?
I will point out that 9 years ago we made a recommendation from the NTSB that they should provide proper notification to first responders.
It's time to collectively learn from this and move forward with bipartisan support and the support of Norfolk Southern.





