Jason Chaffetz

I went to Brigham Young University on a football scholarship. I wasn't a football player; I was a place kicker.

My challenge to members on both sides of the aisle is to stand up and have the integrity to say that we have a dead U.S. agent; we have a Department of Justice that lied to Congress.

I think, from the broad political spectrum, not just the Freedom Caucus, I think there is a need for internal reform that is how we bring bills up, getting back to regular order, how we offer amendments or don't offer amendments.

Throughout my first year in office, I have stood up for principles that will guide our country back toward the path of freedom and prosperity.

When Steny Hoyer brings up a resolution to support and recognize the University of Maryland men's basketball team - I'm not making this up - before we even had March madness, then you just know that it's just political favoritism.

I got more whistleblowers from the Secret Service than I do anywhere else. And if you look at that department and agency, it's the one place you can never, ever, ever make a mistake - ever.

Data indicate that taxpayers may be paying their public servants more than a little too much.

I'm not scared of diversity. We have to have debates and win the argument, and if there are amendments that need to be brought up so we find out where the party is, so be it.

A premium support program is different than a voucher program. They're just fundamentally different.

The American people deserve a blueprint for policymaking that is built upon the Constitution of the United States and the principles of fiscal discipline, limited government, accountability, and a strong national defense.

High tax rates distort economic decision making, and our corporate income tax rate is one of the highest in the world.

I think I've earned a reputation of being fair and that I'll hear all sides from the entire political spectrum.