We’re stuck with two bad choices presented by a unified Republican front.

It is a privilege to be granted a visa to live and study in the United States of America.

When you advocate for violence and terrorism that privilege should be revoked, and you should not be in this country.

I thought, much as I didn’t like the CR, I thought a government shutdown would be worse.

I am glad to see one of the Columbia University terrorist sympathizers use the CBP Home app to self-deport.

I have total respect for the folks who reached another conclusion, and the idea that they would have had a shutdown that would have put us into the abyss with, unfortunately, parts of this administration, doesn’t follow the law.

These are tough, tough calls.

Mr. President, I rise to discuss the House continuing resolution that will be before this body over the next couple of days, and I want to begin by talking about a Senate Armed Services Committee meeting that we had yesterday morning at…

I will be voting NO on the CR. Virginians deserve more than letting Elon & Trump run wild through our government, slashing jobs and cutting services.

They’ve got to show some success fairly quickly.

There was just a primal scream of folks recognizing what’s going on with the Trump administration, their authoritarian tendencies, and what they viewed was a lack of a proper response from their representatives.

I always feared that they would become apathetic after this last election and just check out, but they are not doing that.

Look, this isn’t the way I would do it.

I’m going to tell them that it doesn’t have to be this way.

I’m a catalyst to provide them a megaphone to lift up their voice.

I will do anything possible to make sure that we win in ‘28. I do not need to be on that ticket.

We will come up with the ways that we can cut red tape.

It does seem the lesser of two very serious evils to go along with the CR.