Chip Roy

the math still doesn't math.

They literally produced a budget that will have deficits going up.

Math still doesn’t math.

It’s, frankly, a joke from the Senate, and it’s more of the same swamp stuff that we’ve been dealing with for years.

Adopting a policy baseline does not change basic math

I thank my friend from Virginia (Mr. Griffith) for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I would note for the American people that the Republican majority is bringing before the body two important measures this week. The first measure is to ensure the…

I appreciate my friend from Virginia (Mr. Griffith) for yielding additional time. Mr. Speaker, what we are doing on the floor today is right and proper under our rules. It is to say that we should have a full-throated debate on something…

I thank the gentlewoman for yielding. So here we are again. My colleagues on the other side of the aisle, who constantly always talk about the need to support a CR to ``keep the lights on'' now find themselves in the curious position of…

The DNA of the Freedom Caucus is to say, ‘Why am I going to vote to continue to fund the things I don’t want to fund?’

I thank my friend from Oklahoma for yielding. My, my, how times have changed. How many times have we been sitting on the floor of the House listening to our colleagues on the other side of the aisle saying that a CR is the greatest thing…

I appreciate the sudden religion my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have found on spending restraint and the need to cut spending. I look forward to all the proposals that my colleagues will put forward on reducing significant…

Legislation such as the SAVE Act is a costly and faulty solution in search of a nonexistent problem.

I'm open to supporting it going forward - as a framework to see how much Republicans are willing to finally deliver.

I supported it in committee — and am open to supporting it going forward — as a framework to see how much Republicans are willing to finally deliver. But statements by some of my colleagues leave that in doubt.

We’re past the time for excuses.

Are we going to get enough cuts, and how real are those?

We should be careful with things like that — that can get kind of gimmicky.

Trump should take a page out of Andrew Jackson’s playbook.

Take a page out of Andrew Jackson’s playbook.

I think it’s an important model, and we’ve been trying to get to that, where it’s kind of sort of dollar-for-dollar driven.

This budget put forward by the chairman is a giant step forward to reduce spending.

I believe that it is responsible, and I believe it is a balance of what we're supposed to do.

The legislation provides myriad ways for people to prove citizenship and explicitly directs states to establish a process for individuals to register to vote if there are discrepancies in their proof of citizenship documents due to…

Take a page out of Andrew Jackson’s playbook.

There’s still a lot of variables left unanswered.