The most important responsibility of our government is to ensure the security of the American people. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
I believe in limited government, less taxation and adherence to the Constitution. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
The government needs to spend less and empower the American people to do more. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
I don't want the federal government involved in social issues, which for the most part should be decided upon at the state… — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
Like every other sovereign nation, Israel has the right to determine its own capital. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
Standing with Israel - for democracy and human rights - will always be an issue of right versus wrong. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
Treasure Coast residents know all too well about the crippling impact on both the quality-of-life and economy when environmental disaster strikes. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
For all freedom-loving Americans, standing with Israel - for democracy and human rights - will always be an issue of right versus wrong. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
The Affordable Care Act has failed its promises to lower costs, to let people keep their doctor and to let people keep their plans. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
I believe it is my responsibility to be the staunchest advocate for people out there that also have pre-existing conditions, and I will be. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
The police officers and firefighters who ran headlong into harm's way on Sept. 11 and lost their lives didn't die because they were in… — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
With Israel frequently coming under attack, there is a constant threat of war breaking out. — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
The spirit of America is a spirit of heroism: risking for others even if the ante is your life, never being broken no matter… — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
The tech giants so eager to assert control over what is allowed to be shared don't have a great track record when it comes… — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
My brothers and sisters in arms fought so that our five fundamental freedoms, enshrined in the First Amendment, could never be undermined, not to… — Brian Mast Copy Share Image
