As a trilingual Korean-American woman who grew up in Seoul, I am very familiar with the decades-long roller coaster of unification efforts in the Korean peninsula. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
Peace in the Korean Peninsula can only be established between leaders who value truth and accountability. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
So many Korean Americans like me came to this country with the hope of achieving their own American Dream. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
I believe every business is essential in putting food on the table. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
I have been called racist slurs and been treated differently because I am Asian American. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
We must hold the CCP accountable and protect the freedoms of religion and speech for all. Our athletes, and our world, deserve better. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
I am honored to be chosen to serve on the Education and Labor committee. This assignment will give me the opportunity to work on… — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
Who pays property taxes? We all do, either directly in property tax bills or through higher rents and other costs. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
I wanted to choose the school where I want to send my kids to. So that's the way I got into politics. And I… — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
We have to do everything we can to put an end to hate and help our neighbors, especially as we work together to defeat… — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
My district is the proud home of Little Saigon, which is home to more Vietnamese Americans than anywhere else in the United States. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
Until Washington gets its spending under control, inflation will continue to rise and it's hard-working families that will continue to pay the price. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
In 1996, I supported and campaigned for California's Proposition 209, which banned racial preferences in public hiring, education and contracting. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
Orange County's Board of Supervisors did the right thing by blocking Obamacare implementation in the County for as long as they could. — Michelle Steel Copy Share Image
