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I see Moscow has readily backed the junta in return, both diplomatically and by arms sales, totaling over $1.7 billion over the last 20 years.

$2 million to support demining in Artsakh.

It`s one thing to call attention to a problem when you have a course of action, as some of the folks here speak enough about an issue exercising their First Amendment rights have done or in elected office.

Obviously, there are issues with the border and with migration. But these are the kinds of stunts you see from people who don`t have a solution.

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We strongly support the Unitary Platform in its engagements with the Maduro regime to secure tangible progress toward the restoration of democracy in Venezuela.

You have got a president who is passionate about making sure we have excellent rail in America and a president who was proud to be the most pro-labor, pro-union president that we have had in modern times, perhaps ever.

I really believe it was the direct intervention of the president, as well as all the other things the administration did, that helped move this toward a deal before it was too late.

The president was personally engaged. Secretary Marty Walsh convened the parties at the Department of Labor for the final stretch of negotiations.

We need people that are going to be affected by the decisions that are made today that will impact them 40 years from now because they will be alive 40 years from now too.

We need a plethora of experiences and not just people that are former hedge fund managers and other things like that.

Indeed. And in the most recent polling, we see that people like Maxwell are gaining traction, you know,. The country is seeing the importance of protecting our kids.

The point is to connect, not to divide.

Part of what that contains is lower prescription drug prices. And most people are on board with that, think we should have done it a long time ago.

This is also an issue of equity. We`ve got to make sure that we have ways of organizing our infrastructure for the future that don`t exclude people, or worse, divide or segregate.

I think I saw somewhere, something like 70 percent of Republicans, out around the country, think it is a good idea to let Medicare negotiate prescription drug prices.