Ron Johnson

I do not think anybody wanted to do that.

He has done a lot of work in terms of national security, maintenance of our nuclear stockpile to keep this Nation safe.

We all traveled with him. We saw his commitment to individual liberty, freedom, the type of hero he was not only in America, but you go over to Ukraine because he was fighting for, again, those kind of democratic values.

We need an attitude change. When you look at NATO, the combined economic firepower of NATO is well north of $30 trillion. Russia is less than two. How can NATO, how can the EU, how can America allow that puny little economic power push us…

Our bill is just the simple first step in tackling this mounting problem.

Do we not also have to take a look at what right now is the alternative to Poroshenko?

To me, Ukraine has to be a top priority. We need to stop and push back Putin's aggression there.

I do not think in any administration we have taken that on as aggressively as we should.

The European Reassurance Initiative... is the right move.

Moving our battalions into Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland... is the right move.

We are engaged in a war of ideas with authoritarian powers because Putin and definitely Xi Jinping... believe that their model is superior to ours.

Thank you, Senator McCaskill. Again, we want to thank both of you for your past service.

There was a Dirksen study, a billion here, a billion there, you are talking about real bucks.

Again, all of these things we are talking about, this is in core Medicaid right now and just people really taking advantage of the system.

I would highly recommend, let us get in all 50 States, and let us do the audits.

I am happy to spend $90 million on doing it right off the bat. I am dead serious about that.

This is just giving an option. It is going to dramatically lower premiums for people that have been priced out of Obamacare markets. It is called freedom.

Short-term limited duration plans are a part of Obamacare.

We simply cannot afford to waste $37 billion out of this program.

We need a little more meat on the bones there in terms of we need more audits, 50 State audits.

I personally think that would make a restraint.

So I think the most important thing that the West needs to do is pay attention, let them know that we really do want to help them proceed, shed legacies of corruption, install rule of law, advance economically.

I personally believe that these countries, although they are not huge, they are important.

The responsibility continues to be on the Government of Zimbabwe to set itself on a new path of robust reforms that may allow the United States and our international partners to engage the country in ways that have not been previously…

We are going to write legislation. We are starting on that now, as you know, and you can make us an unguided missile or a guided missile.