Markwayne Mullin
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Markwayne Mullin is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the U.S. Senator from Oklahoma, a position he has held since January 3, 2022. He is a member of the Republican Party and previously represented Oklahoma's 2nd congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 2013, to January 3, 2022. During his time in Congress, Mullin focused on issues such as economic development, healthcare, and veterans' affairs.
If you’re just sitting in your office, you’re not having hearings, you have a tendency to create problems that aren’t needed.
First and foremost, before we can talk about anything, they need to reopen the government.
He was a Christian, and Christians are under attack right now from this far crazy left views that say they don’t feel safe. Well, they’re the ones going in and shooting up our schools and shooting up our churches and shooting people that…
I’m sure this would be handled just like any other thing [the Democrats] have tried to go after like the baseless impeachments.
In closing, I would just simply say that maybe my colleague from Arizona and I can work together, if he wants to, and we can drop some of the stuff in his resolution. Maybe we can come up with a conclusion with my resolution. I have…
What my resolution is simply saying, is we agree with the president, we agree with A.G. Bondi, on the judges and calling upon the judges to release it.
All of us want transparency. We want to know actually what happened, the American people want to know what’s happened, but what [Senator Gallego’s] resolution does, is it actually is a blurred line between the separation of powers.
An American citizen from Oklahoma was brutally executed alongside his family members in Syria.
There’s 35 million people under the poverty line inside the United States, and there’s 70 million people that are signed up for Medicaid.
A ‘no’ vote says I’d rather stay with Biden’s policies. A ‘yes’ vote says we’re moving forward and putting that woke DEI, socialist, apologetic appeasement policies of the Biden administration behind us and moving forward to a new strong…
We’re just gonna make it hopefully appeasing enough, but not loving it, that they would support it.
Neither side is going to love where we're at, but it's going to be acceptable.
If the governor or the mayor of the city isn’t willing to protect the citizens of his state or the city, then the president will.
You have a very weak, lawless-leaning governor in Gov. Newsom, who’s not enforcing the nation’s laws.





