Mia Love

Now I believe that he engaged -- that the president engaged in insurrection.

I think it actually does. I think it's a bad idea. I always say that whenever we err on the side of giving people as many options as possible to vote, it's better.

Republican candidates are going to have to answer this question. They are going to have to -- they are going to have to answer the question of whether they believe Donald Trump should be indicted. Every single one is going to have to…

When a woman has an unwanted pregnancy, it's traumatizing. It's incredibly difficult. And what we should be working on honestly, this is the thing that really bugs me, what we should be working on is giving more women more access, more…

And if you want Republicans like me and the majority of Republicans to really make sure that Republicans actually gained the majority in the House, and in the Senate, they have to start talking about what they are for.

With who? And are you bringing Trump back to do that? Are you going to have somebody that actually talks about Republican policies again? Because if they don't, they're going to lose.

She talks about duty, not just to the country, not just to the people who got her to where she is, but also her duty to the American people and to the conference.

You either want power in Washington or you want the right people in Congress.

He is not good for the Republican Party. He is not good for America.

Majority of this country, seven in 10 Americans believe Roe v. Wade is settled law.

Whatever plan he has, I think it's important to actually share that with the American people.

I still bear the scars of going through the entire health care process, getting that through the House of Representatives, just to have it fail in the Senate.

If you are fearful of the president, you shouldn't be sitting as a member of Congress.

This was about whether they had a loyalty to the Constitution of the United States and the platforms that they run on or if this is going to be about loyalty to the president.

Either way, unacceptable. I mean, across the board. This is the type of behavior that everyone needs to bind together and say, we are not accepting this.

Members of Congress have to do their job. They're the ones walking away from their job.

I think the darn thing was dead on arrival, especially when you're looking at the open negotiations with Schumer, Pelosi and the President and he said, 'Well, if you don't give me border security, then I'm going to own the shutdown.'

This behavior is unacceptable from leader of the nation. My parents came from one of those countries, took an oath of allegiance to it and took on the responsibilities of everything that being a citizen comes with.

We shouldn't be sustaining bureaucrats. We should be sustaining people.

should the American people not be concerned that your agency can spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year, employ 1,500 Federal bureaucrats who have the power to directly impact the personal finances of every single American, and…

the ability--you have to understand that what the Bureau does actually affects the ability of the American people to get access to credit to be able to go out and achieve their dreams.

When the Federal Reserve was created in 1913, Congress set price stability as the Fed's principal objective.

The last election, I believe, was a testament to the frustration that the American people had about their economic circumstances, but I think that frustration is more properly directed at Congress instead of the Fed.

I write to direct your attention to the now months-long imprisonment of Mr. Joshua Anthony Holt, a resident of Riverton, Utah, who has been held without trial in a Venezuelan jail since June 2016, and request that you take action and…