President Trump is taking away our sovereignty as a state.
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Quotes from current and former U.S. state attorneys general.
Current attorneys general
IABrenna BirdIowa36 Quotes
CARob BontaCalifornia159 Quotes
MDAnthony G. BrownMaryland87 Quotes
WANick BrownWashington38 Quotes
MAAndrea Joy CampbellMassachusetts173 Quotes
GAChris CarrGeorgia6 Quotes
VTCharity ClarkVermont15 Quotes
OKGentner DrummondOklahoma37 Quotes
MNKeith EllisonMinnesota298 Quotes
MSLynn FitchMississippi7 Quotes
NVAaron D. FordNevada48 Quotes
ARTim GriffinArkansas68 Quotes
MOCatherine HanawayMissouri19 Quotes
NEMike HilgersNebraska35 Quotes
SDMarty JackleySouth Dakota17 Quotes
NC-DJeff JacksonNorth Carolina50 Quotes
NYLetitia JamesNew York257 Quotes
DEKathy JenningsDelaware2 Quotes
VAJay JonesVirginia45 Quotes
WIJosh KaulWisconsin32 Quotes
KSKris KobachKansas53 Quotes
ID-RRaúl LabradorIdaho37 Quotes
ALSteve MarshallAlabama27 Quotes
AZKris MayesArizona62 Quotes
LALiz MurrillLouisiana40 Quotes
MIDana NesselMichigan115 Quotes
TXKen PaxtonTexas140 Quotes
ILKwame RaoulIllinois11 Quotes
ORDan RayfieldOregon30 Quotes
INTodd RokitaIndiana219 Quotes
DCBrian SchwalbDistrict of Columbia7 Quotes
CTWilliam TongConnecticut46 Quotes
FLJames UthmeierFlorida118 Quotes
COPhil WeiserColorado64 Quotes
SCAlan WilsonSouth Carolina61 Quotes
NDDrew WrigleyNorth Dakota4 Quotes
OHDave YostOhio5 Quotes
Former attorneys general
If the City Council and City Clerk do not agree to obey their constitutional duty, we will be forced to consider immediate legal action to ensure that Nebraskans residing in Lincoln can exercise their constitutional right to vote on…
The city has a non-negotiable, non-discretionary requirement.
I will never vote for Republican Mike Rogers, though Jewish Michigan Democrats are now backing him.
It would risk losing another generation, and that’s a risk we cannot take.
I see this as an industry sweep, but we’re at the front end of it.
They are designed to reduce compulsive use, mitigate risks of anxiety, depression, disordered eating, sleep disruption, and other documented harms, and give parents greater ability to supervise their children’s online activity.
This settlement is a milestone victory for Hoosier families.
A significant percentage of young people are using social media after midnight. The new default will be that those feeds will be disabled between midnight and 6 a.m.
The data shows that nearly 80% of teens use social media for over two hours a day and nearly 40% of them use social media for over five hours a day.
My wife and I have three kids. We know how hard it is to argue with them about screen time.
Not only is this last-minute rule change against the law, but it threatens North Carolinians’ voting rights and imposes a whole new process right before an election.
The Constitution is clear on this: The states have the authority over elections, not the Postal Service.
The money from the settlement will act as a down payment toward an industry-wide social media experience that allows kids to connect in a healthy way.
It is my hope that this is a turning point for the entire social media industry to prioritize the safety and well-being of children over their bottom line.
Now, the responsibility to protect our youth cannot end here.
For too many years, social media platforms have traded our children’s mental health for engagement on their apps.
We will apply the same standard and the same rules, and we’ll have the same energy and the same fervor to enforce the laws in the State of Nebraska, no matter who.
I appreciate Meta’s recognition of the harms caused by their platform design and working with attorneys general across the country to reach this historic settlement.
I strongly encouraged them to direct much of this money to go to mental health. That’s really the priority for me.

