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Yesterday, I issued a statement regarding the President’s recent inappropriate remarks because I believe they do not reflect American values. I believe our diverse backgrounds as Americans make our country greater and stronger. These differences should be celebrated by all of us.
Today, I voted to condemn the racially offensive remarks the leader of our country made. However, I remain disappointed that the Democrats refuse to hold their own members accountable for their targeted, anti-Semitic and hateful speech.
The lack of civility between the executive and legislative branches has reached an unacceptable low.
We must remember our words matter and carry great weight. Our words and the ways in which we deliver them have a lasting impact on those who hear them.
My hope for our country is that we can move beyond divisive rhetoric in order to more effectively govern.
As a constituent I applaud your vote today. His words were offensive. And racists. As a life long Republican, I am saddened by the actions of the GOP. I agree our country needs civility.
Thank goodness; I was afraid you’d become likable.
Thank you! Appreciate an upstanding, courageous Republican as you are.
Thanks for making a stand. Still much wrong with this president and his approach but it took courage to stand against him.
@BrownRbjr2002 as a longtime member of Republican party, and Hoosier voter; your vote spoke for many of us. Again thanks again for your service and Leadershippic.twitter.com/Eq2AKSRfVr
Thank you! It's good to know that one legislature from Indiana has a backbone and a conscience.
Thank you, Congresswoman, for having a moral compass and working to make our nation a more perfect union.
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