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Representative John Curtis of Utah is part of a bipartisan group that introduced legislation in the House to battle methamphetamine addiction and overdoses.

Senator Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona said she would not abide by any deadlines adopted by Senate leadership to require votes on the multi-trillion trillion dollar social spending bill unless the $1 trillion infrastructure bill is passed first and by itself.

Senator Cornyn of Texas said that the administration could stop the border surge if they wanted to.

Representative Elissa Slotkin stated that several congressional partisans consistently look for ways to undermine support for Israel.

Representative Louie Gohmert of Texas said plans to tax the rich will hurt the nation’s poor.

Following a 9/11 memorial service, Senator Casey of Pennsylvania said the United States is going to be fighting terrorism for the “next millennium” as part “of our national purpose.”

Senator Chuck Grassley has received no response from the president’s office over a request to provide information on President Biden’s use of a private email account to send government information.

“We need to teach the truth about American history,” Nevada Representative Steven Horsford said during a debate involving the Critical Race Theory’s place in the defense budget.

Representative Jody Hice of Georgia said the recently-House-passed John Lewis Act is an effort to “take over state election laws” nationwide.

New Hampshire Senator Jeanne Shaheen is one of many bipartisan senators who have urged President Biden to quickly evacuate the allies out of Afghanistan.