Nancy Mace

I am for settling where we can do it in a way that addresses the issue that we have, but I would rather see us go all in on litigation, even risky and expensive litigation, if that is the only way to solve the problem.

I think it would be great for the Government to continue to help agencies move towards electrification;

We need some, you know, boots on the ground to just protect ourselves and that that requires committing some money to Afghanistan.

I have no further speakers and am prepared to close. It is a real honor to be here today, and the distinguished whip is correct that this is long overdue, to recognize Joseph Rainey and his accomplishments. He fought tirelessly for civil…

I have no further speakers and I am prepared to close. I reserve the balance of my time. General Leave

I challenge you to bring folks from the Biden administration before this committee to answer questions we would all like to know.

At the end of the day, this is window dressing that will be lapped up by the adoring media.

There are questions about whether or not what they`re doing is even constitutional, even having a trial and impeaching him when he`s already out of office. We`re already divided as a nation. This will just throw gasoline on the fire.

Our lives were put at risk, because the American people, millions of American people were lied to about the election. Congress had no business, authority or power to overturn the results of the Electoral College and neither did the Vice…

So, in case anything here wasn't clear, fix this now, I think my chairwoman would agree, before you have blood on your hands.

I simply think it is outrageous that after spending millions of dollars and thousands of hours in manpower that our pilots are still being asked to risk their lives because of malfunctioning equipment.

It ensures that we are holding government agencies accountable. It also improves public safety, which I think is a goal of both parties.

Criminal justice reform policy, in general, strengthens families. We would say it gets government out of the way and puts people back to work.

What makes our program, the U.S. refugee admissions program such a good one, is that we do not value people based on their education, based on anything except to say who is most in need, who is most vulnerable.

I think the first thing I would say is in terms of a refugee programing, when we are talking about that, we just need to call for an increase in the program.

And if I may, briefly, just on UNRWA, I will say that when I was in Jordan and Lebanon, we also went to Palestinian refugee camps, it was one of the first places we went.

First of all, when the U.S. leads, others follow.

We cannot let that be a new normal now and in future administrations as well.

I just do not understand anyone who says that refugees do not contribute to the United States.

I think anyone can say the U.S. can do better.

We are not the leader in resettlement anymore, period.

Absolutely. And I think it is important to note that no one wants to leave their home, but if you are forced to based on what you believe, a war, violence, that is not a choice.

I definitely think that they would have much to say in response, to you.

The refugees who are resettled to the U.S. are by far and away the most vetted of any population, period.

One of the things that comes to mind is just how delicate these ecosystems are, and when you imbalance them, you have all these cascading of events that occur that you described: invasive species moving in, forests lost.