Tom Cotton

I think it's fair to say after Operation Midnight Hammer last June that blew up Iran's nuclear facilities and the operation to apprehend Nicolas Maduro, that the United States military has amazing capabilities that never puts any kind of operation outside of its grasp, no matter where this or that military asset may be located on the globe.

Admiral Bradley was very clear that he was given no such order to give no quarter or to kill them all.

He was given an order that, of course, was written down in great detail, as our military always does.

If permanent daylight savings time becomes the law of the land, it will again make winter a dark,

and dismal time for millions of Americans.

Permanent daylight savings time would push winter sunrises to an absurdly late hour, depriving Americans of morning sunshine that's essential for our safety and well-being.

For many Arkansans, permanent daylight savings time would mean the sun wouldn't rise until after 8 or even 8.30 a.m.

Americans in northern states and on the western side of time zones would be even worse off.

For instance, the sun wouldn't rise until nearly 9 o'clock during winter in Seattle.

The darkness of permanent daylight savings time would be especially harmful for schoolchildren and working Americans.

Well, Shannon, time and time again, the Supreme Court has said that Congress can't impose restrictions on the president's power to remove officers. In President Trump's first term, he removed the director of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. Despite limitations on the president's constitutional power to remove officers, that was litigated at the Supreme Court, and the president won.

Well, Shannon, time and time again, the Supreme Court has said that Congress can't impose restrictions on the president's power to remove officers. In President Trump's first term, he removed the director of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. Despite limitations on the president's constitutional power to remove officers, that was litigated at the Supreme Court, and the president won.

Well, Shannon, time and time again, the Supreme Court has said that Congress can't impose restrictions on the president's power to remove officers. In President Trump's first term, he removed the director of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. Despite limitations on the president's constitutional power to remove officers, that was litigated at the Supreme Court, and the president won.

So ultimately, these inspectors general serve at the pleasure of the president. He wants new people in there. He wants people focused on getting out waste and fraud and abuse and reforming these agencies. He has a right to get in there who he wants.

So ultimately, these inspectors general serve at the pleasure of the president. He wants new people in there. He wants people focused on getting out waste and fraud and abuse and reforming these agencies. He has a right to get in there who he wants.

So ultimately, these inspectors general serve at the pleasure of the president. He wants new people in there. He wants people focused on getting out waste and fraud and abuse and reforming these agencies. He has a right to get in there who he wants.