
Is borrowing more in order to let the wealthiest off the hook good for America?
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Is borrowing more in order to let the wealthiest off the hook good for America?

I never understood, like, if you are arguing that people disappear, why would you shut down a program that ensures 100 percent attendance at court hearings?

I want to turn to you, Secretary Becerra, and just note that when I go to my town halls in Oregon, I have one in every county every year, every single town hall this year, child care comes up.

I certainly believe that it undermines that sense of fairness and participation if the best off among us have full permission to cheat and not pay their share.

I think it will be one of the biggest foreign policy mistakes we could make in generations if we bail on Ukraine.

I think this is one of the most important decisions we have faced in the time I have been in the Senate, probably the most important decision.

President Putin has made clear that once he gets what he wants in Ukraine he will start looking at the Baltics, he will start looking at Poland, and other key allies.

I think it will be one of the biggest foreign policy mistakes we could make in generations if we bail on Ukraine.

I think the sentiment would be universal that while we're paying our fair share, the wealthy need to pay their fair share too.

the average time line has dropped to 18 months?

How close are we to actually honoring the Flores settlement so that no child is in CBP custody for more than 72 hours?

I just think by going to the enforcement lever first, you're putting the cart before the horse.

Putin is testing the world's resolve to defend the most basic principles, that sovereign nations cannot have their borders changed unilaterally.

Colleagues across the aisle have proposed not enforcing the tax code with the richest Americans. They want to let them cheat.

I hope we'll see an eruption of integrity across the board, and bipartisan support for the integrity of every citizen paying their fair share.

I think the sentiment would be universal that while we're paying our fair share, the wealthy need to pay their fair share too.

I think this is one of the most important decisions we have faced in the time I have been in the Senate, probably the most important decision.