Budget Reconciliation Bill and President Trump's Agenda

The budget reconciliation bill is seen as a generational opportunity to deliver on President Trump's agenda by Sen. Mike Lee and other allies. They believe it is crucial to advance legislation that aligns with Trump's priorities and campaign promises. The bill is still in the process of being finalized and may undergo changes before reaching Trump's desk.

Censorship of Obscenity

Sen. Mike Lee has introduced a bill that broadens the definition of obscenity, potentially making legal sexual content illegal. The bill could impact a wide range of content, including mild pornography and even TV shows like Game of Thrones. Critics argue that the bill violates the First Amendment.

Voter Eligibility in Federal Elections

Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) is introducing a 'beefed up' version of the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act to ensure only U.S. citizens are voting in federal elections. The act expands proof-of-citizenship requirements.

Diplomatic Conflict Between U.S., Norway, and Ukraine

Sen. Mike Lee called for the U.S. to leave NATO after a Norwegian fuel company, Haltbakk Bunkers, stopped refueling U.S. military ships due to behavior towards Ukraine. The company urged other European countries to follow suit, leading to a diplomatic conflict.

Granting Letters of Marque and Reprisal to Combat Gangs and Cartels

Sen. Mike Lee proposes granting letters of marque and reprisal to civilians to combat violent gangs and drug cartels with pirate ships and along the border. This historical concept would allow privateers to attack enemies with government permission.

House Republicans Plan to Pass Multiple Bills Under One Legislation Package

Sen. Mike Lee criticized House Speaker Mike Johnson for planning to pass four bills, including aid for Ukraine, under one legislation package. Republicans are divided on the approach, with some accusing Johnson of flip-flopping on his views.

Controversy Surrounding $1.2 Trillion Spending Bill

Sen. Mike Lee warns against voting for the $1.2 trillion spending bill released in the dead of the night due to lack of proper review and debate. The bill includes controversial allocations for Pentagon climate change initiatives, a new FBI headquarters, and restrictions on funding for the U.N. Relief and Works Agency.