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“I think he's the strongest candidate to contest what the left is doing. I'm all in."

Larry White, a self-described Republican conservative, regarding how the indictment of former President Donald Trump has influenced him to switch his presidential nomination vote from Ron DeSantis to Trump. Many Republicans who were willing to vote for another Republican candidate have changed their minds since the news of the indictment and are now looking to support Trump in 2024. (Reuters — April 3, 2023)


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  • U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, regarding the efforts to ban TikTok for data security. Sen. Rand Paul has blocked a move to ban the social media platform, arguing that the legislation violated First Amendment rights; other lawmakers believe the app is a national security threat, justifying a ban. (The Hill — March 29, 2023)
  • Barry Black, the U.S. Senate chaplain, regarding the deadly school shooting in Nashville, Tenn., this week. Black implored lawmakers to take action as he opened the legislative session on Tuesday, but some lawmakers are opposed to legislation that would restrict gun control. The shooting in Nashville was the 130th mass shooting incident so far this year. (NPR — March 28, 2023)
  • Tennessee Senate Democratic Caucus Chair London Lamar, regarding the shooting deaths of three children and three employees at a church-run school in Nashville on Monday. Republican lawmakers just last week voted down a bill, proposed by Lamar, that would have enacted more gun control in the state. (Chattanooga Times Free Press — March 28, 2023)