Fred Keller

If we're not going to protect someone's life, we're not protecting anyone else of theirs. And I think it starts right here in what we recognize as life, and it begins at conception.

That's in our founding documents: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Let's be very clear about what today's hearing is actually about. It's not about advocating for the best interests of the unborn or women. It's an attempt by Democrats on this committee to justify their radical pro-abortion agenda and…

President Biden did it in front of Independence Hall and said half of us are terrible people.

I don't want to settle for second for anybody in America.

In America, that's not good. I don't measure that I'm less worse than some other country's economy. We want to be the best.

The Second Amendment protects Americans' constitutional right to keep and bear arms, and as a gun owner myself I have immense respect for the responsibility that comes with owning and operating a firearm.

I will tell you right now that holding them for the first time, there wasn't anybody that can convince me that wasn't a child or a life prior to birth.

If a person isn't going to protect your life, do you think they are going to protect any of your other rights?

So, when we look at all the things that have happened, and I am thinking, where is the outrage at the intimidation and coercion and violence for these?

The Dobbs decision simply took abortion and said the states will determine the laws that cover that within those state borders, correct?

This Committee must refocus efforts on the most pressing issues affecting the American people.

There no excuse for abusive behavior or harassment in any work environment.

When you fail to enforce the law and hold criminals accountable, you get criminal behavior.

I think it is time we conducted proper oversight on the fund itself and ensure we monitor how effective the TMF has been toward modernizing IT systems.

It is time to stop leaving the financial disaster for the next generation.

We are spending money on these things and it is creating a crisis.

It is poor planning and, quite frankly, it is irresponsible.

We need to abandon this reckless proposal. It should raise a red flag for everyone in Washington.

President Biden's budget will spend $73 trillion over the next 10 years and grow our debt to $45 trillion by 2032.

The DeLauro bill is counterproductive and will harm America's job creators and workers.

This legislation, if signed into law, could be the nail in the coffin for many struggling job creators.

Unfortunately, Democrats are advancing a partisan proposal which will fail to meet that goal.

Calling our country's job creators 'thieves' is beyond outrageous and should have no place in our policymakers' discourse.