This bill will protect our communities from federal overreach, prevent land grabs that threaten jobs, and limit energy and agricultural development.
Ted Cruz
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Ted Cruz is a United States Senator from Texas, serving since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Cruz gained national prominence during his 2016 campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He is known for his conservative positions on issues such as healthcare, immigration, and tax reform. Cruz has been a vocal advocate for limited government and has often positioned himself as a defender of constitutional rights.
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I believe Pete’s going to win, but every single poll that comes out right now shows this race basically tied.
This race in Nebraska is a real race, in significant part because the Democrats … I think, are being dishonest.
If Congress doesn’t act, the consequences will be devastating. They will be devastating when the president of TSU says that they would be devastating for HBCUs.
In my view, anyone who’s a critic, anyone who is attacking this bill, has the burden of saying, ‘What’s the alternative?’
And if we don’t act, the most tragic thing that would result from Congress failing to act would be seeing opportunity destroyed for millions of young men and women, many of whom would not otherwise have a chance to get a college degree.
My view is this is the only train leaving the station, which is, this bill, I believe, has a real prospect of passage — it is bipartisan.
Holding the government accountable and giving Americans the tools to fight back is essential.
In doing so, district courts have inserted themselves deep into questions of foreign affairs and national security, and substituted their views of the 'national interest' for those of the Executive Branch.





