Ron Johnson

I think of the Hippocratic Oath; first, do no harm.

President Eisenhower in his farewell address... warned us about government funding science and research.

Increasing tax rates is not going to work.

It's obvious we have a dual system of justice applied to tax compliance.

Politically motivated theft, and then distribution to ProPublica okay? That's politically motivated.

I do have to admit though every time I hear the Chairman, or the Chairman of the Finance Committee say the word wealthy tax cheat, I think of the name Hunter Biden, and all the Biden family members who have been participating in his…

The solution is simplifying and rationalizing our tax code.

Democrat Senators, our Ranking Members, not only frustrated, I will say obstructed our investigation by falsely claiming we were soliciting and disseminating Russian disinformation.

I appreciate your testimony in terms of what I would call the corruption of science.

Do you think spending $21 trillion is going to bend that curve down?

There is no climate emergency. Climate science should be less political, while climate policy should be more scientific.

I'm not a climate change denier. I'm just not an alarmist, we'll adapt.

I appreciate your testimony in terms of what I would call the corruption of science.

Do you think spending $21 trillion is going to bend that curve down?

I'm not a climate change denier. I'm just not an alarmist, we'll adapt.

There is no climate emergency. Climate science should be less political, while climate policy should be more scientific.

I'm not a climate change denier. I'm just not an alarmist, we'll adapt.

I appreciate your testimony in terms of what I would call the corruption of science.

There is no climate emergency. Climate science should be less political, while climate policy should be more scientific.

Do you think spending $21 trillion is going to bend that curve down?

I think it is very important to every state, but clearly my state that we don't see a reduction in benefits for Social security and Medicare.

One thing we shouldn't be doing is ever talking about doing anything to reduce the benefits of Medicare and Social Security.

If we're going to plus up those benefits, we're going to need revenue out of the general fund.

I would argue it--it obviously, hasn't made a dent because we still have climate change alarmists.

We're spending $1.9 trillion more this year than we did just four years ago.