I would just say I am very proud of many of the Republicans in the--who serve in the United States Senate standing up and saying that they think that this would be intolerable and they would not accept it.

I think the closer parallel is Nixon.

I think it would be very unfortunate if we are the one that pulls back and sets the stage for a very chaotic future.

Are you committed to robust diplomacy, as our Ranking Member Senator Menendez talked about, and committed to do everything you can to prevent future wars?

Will you work to help improve ties with Cuba, a relationship that benefits many States hoping to increase trade with the island?

If you either had the firing of the deputy attorney general, Rosenstein, or you had the firing of the special prosecutor, Mueller, this would be an unbelievable, extraordinary event in our history.

I don't support the promise of something else down the road in exchange for not funding it now.

those front line workers are the most important.

Eliminating a program like this Tribal Climate Resilience Program really hits to the heart of what tribes are trying to do to survive and continue their way of life.

The Administration's budget simply does not reflect Indian Country's priorities.

It is totally inadequate, an insult to Indian Country with sweeping, irrational cuts to tribal programs in an effort to reduce the Federal Government.

I just see this as sort of coming right up against our potential for unleashing our economy because we are going to start having workforce shortages.

It appears the Administration's consultation with HHS and the Tribal-Interior Budget Council was just a check the box exercise.

it seems to me like a balanced budget amendment, it's kind of an abdication of responsibility from Members of Congress

higher deficits can cause interest rates to increase, and certainly if we see a $2 trillion increase in the deficit that is not inconsequential.

Innovation drives economic growth and boosts wages. We need more of it and we need innovation to be more broadly shared across regions.

To lead in the 21st century economy, the United States must remain at the forefront of game-changing discoveries and create an ecosystem that supports innovation across the economy.

Basic research has driven major leaps forward--including mapping of the human genome, vaccines, breakthroughs in cancer research, and energy storage technology and the creation of the internet, laser, MRI and GPS.