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Thomas Jefferson is arguably the most important person in American history.
He helped shape some of our nation's most influential documents, executed one of the biggest land deals ever in North America, and forged relationships with foreign allies when the success and stability of our country was far from guaranteed.
More gun control is not going to stop radical Islamic terrorism.
Absolutely no one who loves this country and values human life wants to see what happened in Orlando last week happen ever again. It was terrible and tragic and disgusting. Our prayers are with everyone affected by the attack, especially the families of the victims.
One of the responsibilities I look forward to most every year is the opportunity to recommend deserving young men and women for nominations to the United States Service Academies.
When the federal government - or someone elected to serve in it - promises something that sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
Health insurance for everyone? Some have gained coverage over the last few years. And that's a good thing. But for others, "universal healthcare" has meant cancelled plans, more expensive premiums, and slower care.
After hundreds of people were slaughtered in the streets of Paris last December, President Obama sent 50 special operations forces to the Middle East to combat ISIS - those responsible for the brutal attacks.
Last Wednesday, we celebrated national Teacher Appreciation Day.
Almost everyone has had a teacher leave a lasting impact on their life. And yet teachers are tremendously underappreciated in this country. That's a disgrace.
There is a feeling around Washington that Americans can't make decisions for themselves. There are some people here who really do believe more government is the answer to every problem. The attitude isn't new by any stretch, but under President Obama it's only gotten worse.
For those of you who don't already know, today is Tax Day. It comes every April, without fail. As the saying goes, nothing in life is guaranteed - except death and taxes.
U.S. tax policy is difficult, confusing, and time consuming. Loopholes and special interest deductions were bad enough. Now, Obamacare is making it impossible for even accountants to understand.
Over the past few weeks, Republicans in Congress have had the opportunity to make their priorities known before federal agency budgets are finalized.
One of my priorities throughout this process has been keeping money out of the hands of abortion providers and pro-choice groups like Planned Parenthood.
It's hard to know what – or who – to trust in the debate over Kansas City International Airport.
The Kansas City Aviation Department spent $258 million renovating KCI in 2004. Today, 12 years later, their debt still sits at about $200 million.