
Donald Trump says he doesn’t want to talk. He’s still in the go-to-hell mode. His marching orders to Republicans are don’t even bother with Democrats.
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Donald Trump says he doesn’t want to talk. He’s still in the go-to-hell mode. His marching orders to Republicans are don’t even bother with Democrats.

Donald Trump would rather shut down the government than even talk to Democrats about lowering the cost of health care for Americans.

Our children are being radicalized, and no one wants to talk about it, but I will, because I see it.

It’s the Republicans’ shutdown. We’re fighting for the health care of the American people.

I have never witnessed a more mean and angry and nasty electoral season — and not all of Zohran’s voters are, but a substantial number of them.

Jay Jacobs’ leadership is critical to keeping the Democratic Party rooted in common sense, rejecting the march toward socialism, and ensuring that extremists do not hijack our values.

At a time when our party must be focused on safety, opportunity, and keeping New York strong, it is deeply troubling to see support given to Zohran Mamdani — a politician whose reckless rhetoric and dangerous policies threaten to divide…

I’m not quite sure why people think it’s all right for a young man in high school to go into a shower where young girls are. I mean, that just doesn’t make any sense to me. It’s not safe.

I haven’t read the letter. I don’t know what’s in it. I have no idea.

When we were in the majority for four years, there was not a shutdown. Not one. Why? Because we did what you're supposed to do: talk in a bipartisan negotiation and each side has input.

The Democratic Party chairman did not endorse Mamdani — why? Because he is not a Democrat. He is a socialist.

When you go to the restaurant, you see a symbol on the door that a man or woman can use the restaurant facilities.

Republicans will own a government shutdown. Period. Full stop.

Now that it's clear that neither bill will get the 60 votes that the Senate needs, it's time to negotiate.

The American people will look at what Republicans are doing, look at what Democrats are doing, and it will be clear that public sentiment will be on our side.

The resolution is very down the middle and straightforward.

We should be clear about who Charlie Kirk was. His rhetoric and beliefs were ignorant, uneducated and sought to disenfranchise millions of Americans.

The majority proceeded with a resolution that brings great pain to the millions of Americans who endured segregation, Jim Crow and the legacy of bigotry.