Republican leaders repeatedly say, "We don't have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem."

Right now, it doesn't appear that they are willing to fix it.

I am going to insist that we do.

@RonJohnson

Happy to provide funding to complete the wall. However, the current budget request doesn't add up.

With our national debt exceeding $36 trillion and projected deficits averaging $2.2 trillion over the next 10 years, I'm asking the Administration to sharpen its pencil on their budget request.

@RonJohnson

I support POTUS and the OBBB, as far as it goes.

But Democrats left us enormous messes that need to be cleaned up, and we can’t accomplish everything in a “one and done” bill.

A commitment and mechanism to force a second, must-pass reconciliation bill and a process that can return us to reasonable pre-pandemic spending and deficit levels will be required for my yes vote.

@RonJohnson

It’s easy to be a Democrat — spend other people’s money and mortgage our children’s future knowing you’ll never be held accountable by the liberal media.

It’s hard work cleaning up all the enormous messes that Biden and his irresponsible Democrats in Congress left us.

@RonJohnson

We are all committed to helping the President and America succeed.

My higher loyalty is to my children and grandchildren. We are immorally mortgaging their future.

It's time to take a businesslike approach and work seriously to reduce spending and deficits.

@RonJohnson

We won’t be able to defend America if we keep bankrupting it.

I’ve been working cooperatively with the White House to define and design a strategy to fix the enormous fiscal mess that Biden and the Democrats left us.

@RonJohnson

We don't have a revenue problem. We have a spending problem.

Massive deficits cause inflation, crowd out business lending, and limit economic growth.

It's WAY past time for us to end our spending addiction.

@RonJohnson

Senator Ron Johnson issues a direct challenge to the establishment narrative.

His message is simple: stop accusing those with different viewpoints of "ignoring science." Demand the data.

At a recent hearing, he stated: "Every time you've cited something, we will ask you to cite the study... Back it up."

This isn't a debate. It's a request for intellectual honesty.

The public record remains open for 15 days. The Senator is encouraging citizens to submit the actual science—not mathematical models or opinion—for scrutiny.

His goal? Throw it all in the hopper. Let the public decide.

The truth needs no protection. It withstands all scrutiny.

@RonJohnson

Senator Ron Johnson convened a powerful hearing to confront a crisis of credibility in science, asking a pivotal question: How much of our public health policy is built on unreliable or manipulated data?

He opened with a stunning quote from Dr. Marcia Angell, former Editor-in-Chief of the New England Journal of Medicine: “It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is published.”

The evidence presented was alarming:

- A Nature survey showing 70% of researchers have failed to reproduce another scientist's experiments.

- The closure of 19 Wiley journals due to an avalanche of fraudulent "paper mill" studies, with over 11,300 papers retracted.

Senator Johnson then introduced witnesses set to unveil suppressed truths:
- Attorney Aaron Siri discussed a concealed 2020 study allegedly showing vaccinated children suffer 2.5x the rate of chronic illness.

- Dr. Toby Rogers, PhD detailed the profound flaws and historical obfuscation in autism research.

- Minority witness Dr. Jake Scott argued for the public to trust existing vaccine safety studies.

Johnson connected this to previous hearings where federal agencies were shown to have hidden myocarditis safety signals linked to mRNA vaccines.

He argued that the "vaccine injured" have been systematically ignored by a media eager to report on disease outbreaks but reluctant to cover what they dismiss as "rare and mild" adverse events.

The core accusation? That powerful, multi-billion dollar interests actively work to prevent the discovery of root causes for chronic illness. As an expert testified: “They do not want root causes to be discovered.”

This hearing wasn't about easy answers, but about forcing a long-overdue acknowledgment of reality. The goal: to restore integrity to science and public faith in the institutions meant to protect our health.

The truth may be inconvenient, but it deserves our attention.

@RonJohnson

Rest in peace.

I’ve always been a supporter of the filibuster, but POTUS is right — Democrats are going to blow it up, so we need to act first.

If Democrats eliminate the filibuster, it’ll be all about acquiring and maintaining power — adding senators, packing the Supreme Court, and reshaping our institutions.

If Republicans act now, we can secure our border, protect our elections, repair the damage done by Obamacare, and ensure a prosperous economy.

@RonJohnson

Early screening of rare diseases combined with the freedom provided by Right to Try will give families hope and help save lives.

@RonJohnson

Relatively new to America, Somalis were able to fleece billions of dollars from the government. Imagine how much the professional fraudsters steal from taxpayers.

The Democrat game plan: open the borders, boost census numbers in blue states, make more people dependent, and expand government. The Democratic Party will do anything to acquire and maintain power.

@RonJohnson