Would you agree with me that the 17,815 homicides in 2020 probably represent the greatest threat to human life, all those crimes?
Ron Johnson
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Ron Harold Johnson is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Wisconsin, a position he has held since January 3, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Johnson has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, healthcare reform, and government accountability during his tenure in the Senate. He has been an outspoken advocate for reducing the federal deficit and has often emphasized the need for economic growth through private sector initiatives.
You dismantled Return to Mexico. You dismantled those agreements. You send the signal to the world that America's borders are open.
I cannot tell you how many times, as Chairman of this Committee, I talked about the problem-solving process.
I would say something that is causing 17,815 homicides a year is kind of a big threat.
Sounds like Senator Carper, I do not want to put words in his mouth, but apparently at Dover Air Force Base, he believes the base commander has taken charge of this and is doing a pretty good job.
Do you know what you are being investigated for by the Department of Justice right now?
What we have done to our children. I want that to sink in--what we have done to our children, the delayed learning.
We have requested the emails from Dr. Fauci, unredacted, 4,000 pages. We do not get them.
I think our biggest blunder was we did not put enormous time and effort and resources into exploring and researching early treatment.
The DOD, by the way, did respond to a PolitiFact request, before they responded to me in a very inadequate way.
Why have we not factored that into these idiotic and pointless vaccine mandates?
I guess the plea I am making to this Committee... is this needs to be investigated.
The reason the American people have lost faith in our health care agencies is because they have been completely non-transparent.
I think part of the big problem is the fact that Congress took a shotgun approach to COVID relief as opposed to targeting our relief.
I do not see how anybody can take a look at our response to COVID and call it a success.





