U.S. State Attorneys General

We are now using the evidence-based programs that have shown success to drive our policies.

Prescription drug prices were skyrocketing, with patients and their pocketbooks at the mercy of Big Pharma.

Roe v. Wade worked for some 50 years.

When President Biden took office, COVID was ravaging our families, and our economy.

We never forced anyone to do anything.

If Trump were truly unable to secure the bond, they at minimum should have consented to have their real-estate interests held by the Supreme Court to satisfy the judgment.

We owe them a great deal more attention, and the services that we would expect for our own children.

We would have worked closer with the state health authority more directly, quickly.

We would like to be able to connect the dots better.

I think pretty much everybody these days--Congress, everyone else--ranks pretty low in the eyes of so many Americans.

We believe it is going to make a marked difference in how we see research coming out from all the different institutions.

I have to say that I sit on five committees in the Senate, and the Veterans Committee is one that really is characterized by bipartisanship.

I have heard from those who oversee our State veterans cemeteries that they do struggle year after year with two key issues, one, to ensure enough funding is available for day-to-day operations, and two, to maintain proper training for…

Today we proved that no one is above the law.

The scale and the scope of Donald Trump's fraud is staggering and so too is his ego, and his belief that the rules do not apply to him. Today, we are holding Donald Trump accountable.

Donald Trump may have authored the 'Art of the Deal,' but he perfected the art of the steal.

Donald Trump may have authored the Art of the Deal, but he perfected the art of the steal. This long running fraud was intentional, egregious, illegal.

The First Step Act has seen a lot of success, and it was done in a bipartisan way.

If we have clarity that current law applies to Generative AI, then let's let the marketplace work.

It just seems to make sense that the creators of the content should get some kind of compensation for the use of their material in training the AI platforms.

These technologies should be licensing our content. If they're not, Congress should act.

As far as I'm concerned, we did not do that adequately during the Kavanaugh hearings.

As the only Buddhist ever to be elected to the United States Senate, thank you for your advocacy on behalf of religious diversity.

I believe that both of you would be able to do that.