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.
The question I was really--and maybe somebody else could answer this, is--What other Russian ethnic populations within other countries is vulnerable?
the goal is to overwhelm Western societies with the cynicism, to show them that, 'While we are bad, but nobody is good.'
I was talking about my basic sense that, obviously, Radio Free Europe, Voice of America, these things were very strong in the cold war, and we kind of almost mothballed the things.
I was talking to younger people, as well, and they believe that--I think it is all those things that you mentioned. It is the credibility, it is the authenticity of journalistic research.
How do we push information to Russia, though? I mean, is it radio? Are we completely blocked by TV? Are we completely blocked on the Internet?
if we are facing a biological threat, that would threaten both our national security and our economic security.
We want to work with you over the coming months, possibly years, to really address this very real threat.
It is amazing what you can accomplish when you really do not care who gets credit for it.
You guys certainly together put together this Blue Ribbon Panel that describes a reality that we have to face.
By the way, Secretary Johnson, I agree with you, sequestration was a really stupid idea.
If we set as a No. 1 criteria family members and we can do DNA testing, that would certainly be, I think, helpful.
the goal of our strategy with that in mind really needs to be to deny them that territory.
I think Jeh has been a leader on this, getting out there and talking to the good folks, no matter what their background.
we are only interdicting 5 to 10 percent of illegal drugs coming in through the Southern Border
We are spending an enormous amount on education, and I am not convinced that we are getting the proper results.
We all want access to higher education, but if you make it unaffordable, you actually decrease access.
I agree with Dr. Hart's earlier testimony that it certainly damages our credibility in terms of seat at the table.
the risk is that they will take, as they often do, a broad definition of national security





