Pat Toomey

Abusing the powers of our financial regulators to do it is a bad way to do it, in my view.

I fear that is because the bill is going to include many very flawed policies that will harm economic growth and jobs and invade the privacy of Americans.

I fear that's because the bill is going to include many flawed policies that will harm economic growth and jobs while invading the privacy of Americans.

I think it is very important that we work with our allies in doing that.

I continue to remain deeply skeptical of EX-IM and its role in the global economy.

Taxpayers ultimately bear the consequences of undue risk taking at the Bank.

Let's be clear: EX-IM wins business by either systemically underpricing risk that private markets would otherwise absorb.

She suggested in a letter that she wrote--not a tweet or a retweet--that police violence stems from 'flawed and biased systems that require structural change.'

These views are so outside the political mainstream that they disqualify him from holding a senior leadership position at HUD.

Let's consider Solomon Greene. He's repeatedly made troubling statements denigrating the police and advocating for the defunding of the police.

He has repeatedly made troubling statements denigrating the police and advocating for the defunding of the police.

Recapturing funding from the police sure sounds like defunding the police to me.

These Biden nominees have indicated a hostility to the policy, they have subscribed to the theory that the police are racists.

Ms. Gordon, among other things, retweeted a post that described police officers as 'the people killing us.'

Too many families of color live in neighborhoods endangered by overpolicing.

I have repeatedly supported many nominees who had the necessary experience, the temperament, and the policy views.

I think it is clear that Americans of all races overwhelmingly want the police in their communities to protect them.

Imagine if the money used to pay the salaries of police officers... can be used to fund plans that residents designed to keep themselves safe.

Recently, the Biden administration suggested that excessive bank consolidation has made the markets for financial services uncompetitive.

I am now concerned that the Biden administration is seeking to use financial regulation to advance social goals that are unrelated to banking.

I think it does a lot of damage to the credibility of the OCC, damages economically, when an institution receives an approval, stands up an operational business, complies with the conditions under which the approval was granted, and then…

Regulators should want these innovative financial institutions to enter the regulated financial system.

The 21st century will not be America's century if we are not open to innovation.

I think it was a big mistake to be reconsidering the CRA. It had been 25 years, and the updates were mostly about providing clarity, objectivity, and transparency.

Thank you for emphasizing that.