Brian Mast Quotes

Brian Mast

Profession : Politician

Birth : July 10, 1980

Out of the darkness of 9/11 came a bright moment of clarity and unity on 9/12 that we must never forget.

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Brave men and women of our military, law enforcement, first responders and countless others gave their lives on 9/11 and in the years after so that all Americans could wake up each morning free from threat.

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The police officers and firefighters who ran headlong into harm's way on Sept. 11 and lost their lives didn't die because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. They died because there was a highly dangerous situation and they went charging forward into it anyway.

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When I was in the military, I had a TS-SCI and Q security clearance.

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As a member of Congress and former member of the military, I know from firsthand experience there is a big difference between being elected and being vetted to safeguard sensitive information.

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The tech giants so eager to assert control over what is allowed to be shared don't have a great track record when it comes to deciding what information is accurate.

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The beauty of being citizens of this great nation is we have the freedom to disagree, to argue about that disagreement and ultimately, to nonetheless go about our lives as we choose.

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When I see our beautiful 50 stars and 13 red and white stripes, I think about the many times I've seen this flag draped over the casket of my fallen brothers and sisters.

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To me, the stitches that hold our flag together represent the brave men and women who protect us and our families.

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In their moment of need, President Biden abandoned our allies and betrayed the thousands of men and women who sacrificed everything they had in pursuit of peace.

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America won't be safe if independent will is wiped away.

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We need dissenting opinions, and we need people who aren't afraid to share them. The Biden administration doesn't want this.

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In September of 2010, I woke up in Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. I looked down at the end of the bed where my feet should have been, and they weren't there.

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It was worth it to serve alongside my brothers and sisters in arms. And it was worth it to be part of our nation's proud tradition of military service. It was worth it to get to know hundreds, if not thousands, of men and women who set an incredible example of service and sacrifice.

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In many ways, service is in my blood. My father and my uncles all joined the military, and when I graduated from high school, I knew that I wanted to follow in their footsteps and fight for my country.

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I gave my legs to protect our way of life and the prosperity of the American Dream, and now, President Biden is destroying it by raising taxes, spying on people's bank accounts, and telling Americans to do more with less while he does less with more.

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My brothers and sisters in arms fought so that our five fundamental freedoms, enshrined in the First Amendment, could never be undermined, not to see people's freedom of speech and right to privacy eviscerated.

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In Congress, I will fight so that my kids, Magnum, Maverick, Madlyn, and Major, get to grow up and never have to know the subjugation that children in Afghanistan or China live under.

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There's no doubt that diversity in thought is critical so that our judiciary can impartially enforce the law.

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Ultimately, the Supreme Court should be about fairness, not favor; Constitution, not color.

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