what's good for Memphis is good for America.

I proposed it, and I propose it again, and I think if it's good for one, it's good for the other.

the pardon power, that would put one person absolutely above the law, and I don't think they should be able to pardon any Member of their family.

I think outside of the Constitutional Amendment process, there is pending legislation, the Protecting our Democracy Act, which would also ensure more transparency into the pardon process.

the President does not have the power now to pardon him or herself, but they shouldn't.

What we really need to be doing is when we're looking at this transaction of someone purchasing a child, who's the buyer?

It is absolutely essential that we bring equity, inclusion, and an awareness of the existing vulnerabilities for Black and Brown children.

Government should not stick its nose into a parent's decision to seek gender-affirming care for their children.

First, I would like to quote Judge Moody from Arkansas, a Federal judge.

Healthcare bans conflict with medical expertise. They rob parents of their right to make decisions for their children.

I was disappointed, not totally surprised, that civil rights and civil liberties were removed.

If it is bad for politics, it is bad for people, you should use science.