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And so, I wouldn’t feel comfortable sending my daughter to work here on Capitol Hill, and until I feel like that has changed, we’re gonna keep going to try to figure out ways to make Capitol Hill a safe place to work.

“Listen, I don’t want the government involved in people’s love lives, but what we have seen is, like I said, a culture of creepiness where you have members that are soliciting staff, they’re approaching staff, they’re putting them in very…

Listen, if you’re looking for love, I suggest you look elsewhere,” Cammack said. “Maybe join ... I don’t know, what are the apps these days? eHarmony? Match? Grindr? Tinder? Swipe right, swipe left? I’m not quite sure, but I think we’d be…

This law puts New Jersey shoppers first by protecting their privacy and ensuring fairness in pricing.

If businesses want to compete, they should do so by offering better prices, not by finding new ways to squeeze shoppers.

The last thing they need is companies secretly using their personal data to charge them more than someone else for the exact same product.

New Jersey families are already feeling the pressure of higher costs.

The reality: By going more than 90 days without congressional authorization, the defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, IS BREAKING THE LAW and must be held accountable.

Too many people are working hard – they’re playing by the rules, but they can’t thrive.

They have nothing to run on. We’re going to run on fighting for an affordable America.

It was Donald Trump … who said that he was elected not to start wars, endless wars in the Middle East, but to stop them – and then turned around and has gotten us involved in this reckless war of choice in Iran that has skyrocketed gas…

It was Donald Trump who promised to lower costs on day one. But we know that costs haven’t gone down in this country. Costs have gone up.

Republicans … have failed to actually deliver on making life more affordable for the American people.

Hakeem Jeffries has said Trump’s Republican party has “nothing to run on” for the congressional midterm elections, after the president broke promises to lower costs and avoid starting war overseas.

My job, regardless of who comes out of the primary, is to really convey my message to the voters in my district that sent me to Washington a little less than two years ago.

Absolutely, that’s a big deal to have the president of the United States come to your congressional district.

My position on Arlington is that we ought to preserve the space available there for the purpose that it was designed for.

I think if you do the right thing for the right reason, the politics tends to sort itself out.

I think everybody thinks every politician is making decisions through a lens of what’s going to get them elected.

If we don’t give the highest level of scrutiny to something as serious as war powers, then I think we’re missing what we should be doing as a Congress.

As I look at it, the Constitution is very clear. It gives Congress the authority to declare war.

Additional military assets are moving into the region. They should believe the president.

I also want to address this nonsense that somehow we don’t have the assets that we need.

I have to tell you, the people that are leaking this nonsense deserve to be in jail.