basically an expedited process, one that wants to finish at the time when and codifying and trying to get some guarantee about long term support for bilateral from nato member states which are giving a lot of ammunition and military supplies and planning support and etc and a more codified version of it. bind and planning support and etc and a more codified version of it. and the defence budget more codified version of it. and the defence budget and more codified version of it. and the defence budget and defence - more codified version of it. and the l defence budget and defence industry as well and this was also keeping enoughin as well and this was also keeping enough in there, the armoury of different countries. the enough in there, the armoury of different countries. different countries. the balance between this
if we can t commit that we will support who the voters choose as a nominee than you don t deserve to be on the republican party debate stage. the pledge is staying. one other question i have. we know when covid happened there were liberal secretaries of states that aggregated the will of the legislature which put forth voter integrity measures like voter identification. but they are and see i found out, you have been codifying around the country the pre-covid boater integrity laws that keep our election safe. where have you been doing that? it s the legislatures and governors, republican governors across the country. the rnc put out an election integrity report and we gave guidelines to what the best practices were. states like florida, georgia and iowa codified these practices like voter id, like not having two months of voting, like getting rid of sacher. we have seen this across the country. we saw in georgia they had the best election with more voting early than ever. but we ha
and if we can t commit that, we re going to supportmmit tha who the voters choose as a nominee, then you don t deserve to be on the republican part yod ys debate stage. so the pledge is doing great. well, you know, ron,st and one other question i have. we know when covid happened, we k liberalhese secretaries of states that abrogated the will of the legislatur states d the, hah voter integrity measures like voter id, but the rnc, i found out you guys have been codifying around the country the pre-covid voter integrity laws that keep our elections lin safe. where have you been doing that? so it s actually the and governors,n gove republican governors across the country. the rnc put out anacross the con integrity report and we gave intetlines as what we though the best practices were. and you saw states like florida and georgia and iowa. codify these practices like voter id, like notlike having two months g voting. like getting rid of zuckerberg. seen that across the country. it s making
less dangerous people getting guns. i m hopeful we will see that rule come out from the administration later this year. let s talk now about the statutes that you are talking about, codifying some of them. polling does show broad support over what is often called common sense gun reforms. schumer has not committed to putting any of this legislation on the floor. we are putting up the numbers on how what americans say about criminal background checks. 87%. 81%, improve existing laws. raise the age to buy a gun, these are all 70% and above. the senate is resistant to hold messaging votes. but do you think we are at a stage where the majority leader needs to put these bills on the floor so that you can get both republican and democratic senators on the record when it comes to reforms like these? this law, of course, is just a year old. a lot of our focus, those that
she said in 2015 about her own abortion. so many people are facing these issues right now, and i would hope that she would resr., this legislation came out so fast, many legislatures themselves did not have a whole lot of time to comprehend how bad this legislation was. i hope she is reconsidering. she s certainly hearing from her constituents, and just as recently as this year, she s been strong and supported, codifying roe v. wade. so that is an important part of this. there are also three other reasons who also promised their constituents that they would protect women s reproductive care, and they are hearing from people in their district about, hey, do what you prominenced us to do, and make no mistake, this will hurt reproductive care if