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But the law also allows U.S. authorities to search through the foreign surveillance data for information on Americans, without a warrant, using information such as an email address.
"I think, certainly, as we’ve been saying all along, we need to get Department of Defense passed for sure," said Republican Study Committee Chairman Kevin Hern, R-Okla.
A: I don’t — I love all parts of my district. Total political answer, I know. But I’m serious now, there really is no district like it in the country.
"I’m not for a rule change because I think we see around here that once precedent is set with a rule change, then it’s a slippery slope to other changes that, I think, threaten the institution," Cornyn
"I think we gotta look at it," said Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Calif., an appropriator. "I think we got to be thinking outside the box and come up with as good ideas as we can." Rep.
“Now that my family has matured and circumstances have developed as they have, I hope I can move forward for those I love and for the country I love in a wiser, more dedicated way than ever before,” Franks
"We’ve invested in our greatest strategic asset abroad: our network of allies and partners," Blinken said.
And Congress … is not sort of lurching to fill the bill," he said.
"I mean, elected officials have told me they’re always on call. They’re always doing their job. They’re always being approached by constituents," Alito said.
It is also an area where broadband connections are sparse," she said. "The school in this little town in Vermont decided they were going to do something about it.
"There were multiple conversations I had where we go left and then right and all of a sudden have to go down the middle," he said, explaining how just earnestly and constantly communicating with holdout
Santos, when asked Wednesday about the expulsion resolution, said: "OK, that’s fine. No, I don’t care if they’re whipping it, that’s fine. Due process is over," Santos said.
"It’s in part thanks to her groundbreaking career that a Latino son of immigrants could not just work for her, but work alongside her," he said in an emotional tribute to Feinstein on the Senate floor,
"I just think this is a basic issue of fairness," he said during the markup.
"I think everyone is approaching this pragmatically and realizing, again, there’s gonna be some compromise, some give and take, because it takes 218," Virginia Rep.
In 2021, he introduced legislation to prohibit taking minors across state lines to access abortion care without parental consent, reintroducing the measure during this Congress.
"The reality is some people had issues that they were not going to get over, which I think had absolutely nothing to do with Jim Jordan himself.
"I want both," Nebraska Republican Rep. Don Bacon, an Armed Services Committee member, said of funding for the two wars.
"Without CO2 reduction we have far bigger issues, and so I do feel there’s an understanding and changing of the community. We love the idea of energy independence, U.S.
He said he blocked Jordan as a response to a "minority of the majority" effort to expel McCarthy and block Scalise. "That’s why I stood up and did what I did," Bacon said.