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I have 17 requests for committees to meet during today's session of the Senate. They have the approval of the Majority and Minority Leaders. Pursuant to rule XXVI, paragraph 5(a), of the Standing Rules of the Senate, the following…
I want to just say that I respect and am grateful for the generosity of the chairman, the Senator from Oregon, for allowing me to slip in and say some remarks. I want to thank Senator Van Hollen for his incredible leadership on this issue…
In my time, I am trying to be more like Senator Hagerty and less like Senator Coons--you guys can tell them I said that.
Thank you for just being that kind of patriot for our country.
Sir, were you going to pass me the power and let me preside while you go down the hallway to another meeting?
HUD's most recent Annual Homelessness Assessment Report shows that the number of individuals experiencing chronic homelessness has continued to increase.
Ensuring access to quality healthcare, safe housing, affordable child care, and the right pay and benefits package is critical to sustaining the health of the Force.
I believe it may be time we consider reevaluating whether there are additional ways that we could help deliver important support to our service members and their families.
This is something that we need to work together on to be able to address and ensure that our service members don't just get adequate care, but they get the best care that our country can provide.
We ask them to risk their lives, be able to protect our country. And the promise that we make back to them is that we will have their backs.
The House Judiciary Committee plays a role in the oversight of ensuring that this current administration is not trampling on the constitutional rights of our American citizens.
Why would you need 30-some people to go into somebody's bedroom, to go through their house, and use all kinds--and have all kind of arms when it's a former President?
Attorney General Merrick Garland went after parents and a former President of the United States, yet he failed to investigate individual firebombing of pro-life centers.
A yes is a yes. A no is a no. There's a lot of space in between.
American people have begun to question trust in Federal law enforcement.
This is unfair treatment. It's unfair treatment between two citizens, one Republican and one Democrat.
If the FBI can go after a former President of the United States, unprecedented, as they did, who's to say they couldn't do this to any American? Well, I guess the answer is they could.