What’s going on is the destruction of the agency from the inside out, and it’s accelerating.

I’ll see you in court.

Well, we did see him in court, and we won.

Ultimately, it is Congress that holds the power of the purse.

almost 75 years ago, the junior Senator from Maine rose in this Chamber to deliver a speech from her heart about a crisis then facing our country, a crisis not arising from a foreign adversary but from within, a crisis that threatened the…

That’s easy to say. States can’t print money the way they can around here. So it would be very difficult for the state to make up that difference.

The one thing that I would support are carefully crafted work requirements for able-bodied adults without preschool children.

I see monetary policy as well positioned to address a wide range of potential economic outcomes in this highly uncertain environment.

We’ll see you in court.

I will continue to fight for federal funding for the state while also being against transgender athletes in biological female sports.

I think it’s a problem that we are losing the middle.

I am pleased to join today with my friend and colleague from Virginia Senator Kaine to introduce the Religious Workforce Protection Act. Our bill would allow foreign-born religious workers in the United States to continue to perform…

Tariffs are a first step in rewriting a rigged trade system.

do I have any time left? The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator has 10 seconds remaining.

I call up my amendment No. 1773 and ask that it be reported by number. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The clerk will report the amendment. The legislative clerk read as follows: The Senator from Maine [Mr. King] proposes an amendment numbered 1773…

Nobody is talking about raising the rates. The only question before us on this amendment is, Should the rates be cut for people making more than $1 billion a year? I urge a ``yes'' vote and will accept a voice vote. The PRESIDING OFFICER…

I think I would title this amendment the ``Are There No Limits?'' amendment. My amendment is that there should be no tax cuts for anyone earning-- an individual earning--more than $1 billion a year. There are 170 people who fit into that…

I would never vote to overturn the parliamentarian.