We have left the issue of impeachment to the consciences of the men and women in the Congress, ... Unfortunately, that's not been the case with respect to the White House and the administration. They've weighed in, they've lobbied, but we've said it's a matter of conscience.

Every Sunday night, I interview men and women in the military so they can share their stories about what they did to help the Iraqi or the Afghan people, or anywhere in the world.

There are so many women on the floor of Congress, it looks like a mall.

The Wall Street Journal said the least Congress could do is take credit for these prices.

As we honor and thank the brave men and women of our military who fight today to guarantee our freedom, we realize there is no greater force in the world than the energy of free people, and we must remember that spreading that energy is the best way to help our country remain free and secure.

I will not deny that there are men in the district better qualified than I to go to Congress, but gentlemen, these men are not in the race.