James Lankford: “As much as we can use current technologies, and allow the public sector to take the lead on that.”

The U.S. Constitution protects my right to call their rhetoric what it is — racist, ignorant, and antisemitic.

For 50 years, the Hyde Amendment has been an important protection for American taxpayers.

Hyde was a bipartisan agreement five decades ago, and it has been included in appropriations bills every year since. We should keep that commitment in place.

In the Oct. 8 world, we each have the responsibility to call out antisemitism wherever we see it, to defend human dignity, and to speak out for the inherent right of religious liberty for all people.