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Aaron D. Ford
@aarondford· NV· Aug 19, 2026

When I’m Governor, Joe Lombardo’s gravy train for data centers is coming to an end. I’m going to implement some of the strictest rules in America: data centers will need to bring their own water or coolant, pay for their own electricity so…

nevadacurrent.com
Aaron D. Ford
@aarondford· NV· Aug 19, 2026

Data centers are swarming into Nevada communities, draining our water, and jacking up our energy bills – and Joe Lombardo is handing them Nevadans’ tax money to do it.

nevadacurrent.com
Phil Weiser
@philweiser· CO· Aug 19, 2026

The GEO Group is endangering Coloradans’ public health by refusing to follow the state health department’s order and by violating Colorado law.

coloradonewsline.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 19, 2026

There is no world in which we don’t need parents to be involved in how much screen time their kids are getting.

ncnewsline.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 19, 2026

One of the core questions here is, how much time can children really spend on these platforms in a healthy way?

ncnewsline.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 19, 2026

This is about children, their mental health, and the deliberate ways that Meta engineered Facebook and Instagram to be addictive to children and then misled parents about it.

ncnewsline.com
William Tong
@williamtong· CT· Aug 19, 2026

The last thing we need is consolidated corporate control over the core of Connecticut’s energy supply. I cannot support this merger.

portal.ct.gov
Keith Ellison
@keithellison· MN· Aug 19, 2026

Christian Castro has been charged with breaking the law in Minnesota. He must face justice in Minnesota. Gov. Abbott should have granted Gov. Walz’s extradition request long ago and is required to do so now.

huffpost.com
William Tong
@williamtong· CT· Aug 18, 2026

I cannot support this merger. The Office of the Attorney General has intervened in this proceeding and is weighing all legal options to protect Connecticut’s access to affordable, clean, reliable energy.

ctmirror.org
William Tong
@williamtong· CT· Aug 18, 2026

The last thing we need is consolidated corporate control over the core of Connecticut’s energy supply,

ctmirror.org
Gentner Drummond
@gentnerdrummond· OK· Aug 18, 2026

We have well-qualified men and women out there that just simply can’t afford to run, or they run, and when you have to put in more money to be competitive, they don’t have the ability to, therefore, they drop out.

oklahomavoice.com
Gentner Drummond
@gentnerdrummond· OK· Aug 18, 2026

I wish that we had a restriction in Oklahoma. I think that that would create greater parity for non-independently wealthy candidates to get in the race.

oklahomavoice.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 18, 2026

This doesn’t undo the fact that people paid too much for groceries, but it is genuine accountability in a way that will actually help people immediately.

ncnewsline.com
Jeff Jackson
@jeffjackson· Democratic · NC· Aug 18, 2026

The harm here was [to] people’s grocery bill. Why not try and do something more direct and targeted towards the neediest families in America?

ncnewsline.com
Aaron D. Ford
@aarondford· NV· Aug 18, 2026

The Trump administration cannot strong-arm states into turning over millions of drivers’ private information without justification or adequate safeguards.

nevadacurrent.com
Keith Ellison
@keithellison· MN· Aug 18, 2026

If you try to cheat Minnesotans, we will find you, and we will hold you accountable.

dailycaller.com
Keith Ellison
@keithellison· MN· Aug 18, 2026

Medicaid dollars are meant to provide healthcare to low-income Minnesotans — not line the pockets of fraudsters.

dailycaller.com
Keith Ellison
@keithellison· MN· Aug 18, 2026

Today, I charged two individuals with more than $1.5 million in Medicaid fraud.

dailycaller.com
Rob Bonta
@robbonta· CA· Aug 18, 2026

Exploiting our most vulnerable residents to boost corporate profits is not only morally wrong, it’s also illegal.

calmatters.org
Rob Bonta
@robbonta· CA· Aug 18, 2026

They don’t have any legitimate claim,” he told CNN’s Jim Sciutto on Monday. “Honestly, it reeks of desperation.

huffpost.com