Jon Husted

We're the party of drill, baby drill. They're the part of closing down pipelines and refineries and power plants.

Yeah, look, it's common sense versus crazy.

And think about this, you can't keep sending the same old Sherrod Brown back to Washington and expect different results.

Look, he's been there for 50 years and everywhere I go, no one can name a single thing that he ever did for them.

Social Security is a sacred promise to our seniors, and I am fully committed to protecting the benefits they have earned through a lifetime of hard work.

I am not asking you to winter at Valley Forge. I am not asking you to serve at Gettysburg. I am not asking you to storm the beaches of Normandy. I’m asking you to get out and vote. Will you do it?

He’s been in office for 50 years, can you name one thing that he has done for you?

This bill passing is the only way you get a chance to prove to the American people before the midterm elections which side you’re on.

These are things we have done to make life more affordable by letting people keep more to spend on their priorities.

Donald Trump is fighting for lower prices; he is fighting for a stronger economy, and, again, I want to celebrate the working family tax cut plan, which [promises] no tax on tips and no tax on overtime and Social Security, a $2,200 tax…

It's like, look, this can be an opportunity for the Democrats to join us and say, ‘yeah, we agree. We're gonna work with them to get something done,’ and I hope they will.

We all know that people would like to see us do something to lower their prices.

You all know this is the only game in town.

All we have to do in this chamber is say yes, and it will be on the president’s desk, and we can prove to the American people we actually care about what they’re asking us to do to lower their electricity prices.

This bill is the only path that we can take today that will lower electricity prices. No other options remain.

The president wants it, House Democrats and Republicans want it, consumers want it, the business community wants it.

The war needs to come to an end as quickly as possible so that we can lower gas prices.

I wouldn’t vote for the congressional resolution to end the war.

What we should do is protect the ratepayers from bearing the burden of the cost of building the electricity those data centers use.

Whether you want a data center should be a local decision. What we should do is protect the ratepayers from bearing the burden of the cost of building the electricity those data centers use.

They’ve earned that backlash.

It depends on how it ends.

It depends on how it ends. If we get a good deal, both Canada and America can come out of this well, but it’s going to require both sides.

We are grateful for law enforcement’s quick response. There is no place for this kind of behavior, and it must never be tolerated.