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Nobody here in Detroit and throughout Michigan is making fun of the way I sound.

It starts right here with who runs our state and who runs our future.

If you can’t get fired up about this state and what this means for our kids, what this means for the rest of the nation, then you don’t have a heart in your chest.

I’m not particularly interested in making an 18-year-old kid who’s addicted to a product that was legal a month ago a felon for the rest of his life without any options for moving up and down.

This is, quite frankly, too important to wait that long.

Doing nothing is not an option.

The Constitution says states run their elections, and that bill makes that painfully clear to the federal government.

Certainly if that was the law passed here, I would support that.

If he indeed was denied his medication as his family reports, the operators at Delaney Hall should be charged with homicide.

This tragedy is another painful reminder of why Delaney Hall should be closed.

Every effort to block oversight raises serious questions about what is happening inside Delaney Hall and what those operating the facility are trying to hide.

If the election is we the people versus the socialists, we are going to win.

There’s a legal system to go through.

We can’t do it without you guys.

That shouldn’t be controversial.

Our bill allows states to sponsor visas tailored to their unique workforce needs, while ensuring rigorous federal vetting and accountability.

Utah employers tell me time and again how difficult it’s become to find enough workers to meet growing demands.

The primary is behind us, and there is far more that unites us than divides us.

We have to open up our camp to whomever wants to be a part of change, who believes for better for the Virgin Islands.

Just want to be clear: no court, no agency has ever substantiated any allegation of abuse against me. No criminal charge has ever been filed against me.

The Senate bill text is a clear improvement over the House Republican continuing resolution.

As long as this cruel administration continues its campaign of terror in our communities, we have to keep standing up for our neighbors.

I’m so relieved Sarafinah is finally getting the care she needs and this nightmare is behind her, but so many families are still going through it.

Affordability is a top priority in New Mexico,” she said. “The results speak for themselves — people urgently need affordable health care. New Mexico is proving that it is possible, even in the face of Congress’s failure to extend these…