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I predict someone will introduce a resolution of disapproval and I invite members of this committee who have worked with us to prevent nuclear weapons in the Middle East, from non-democratic countries, to join in that effort.
Is there any reason we should be bombing Iran because they won’t agree to limit their nuclear program while telling Saudi Arabia we give them the green light and they don’t even have to agree to these additional inspections?
There are those who think that the Saudi possession of nuclear technology is totally benign, but I’ve been involved in this for a long time, and I remember when the most powerful monarch in the Middle East was a good friend of America. And…
We need to be developing not just New York and Silicon Valley and Austin – we need to be developing industry in the midwest, in the south-west, in the south, and I believe an industrial investment bank is a concrete step towards that.
We have a country right now where all the capital is going to build AI, technology apps and financial firms, but we need capital also for our small and medium-sized businesses, for our manufacturers.
We need what I call the ‘modern Marshall plan for America’.
It would be an effort to re-industrialize the country.
This is one of the boldest industrialization proposals since FDR’s industrialization efforts, and it’s in the tradition of Hamilton’s efforts.
I’m saving taxpayer money by keeping seniors and people with disabilities out of far more expensive nursing homes.
Over the last few years, natural disasters have devastated communities across the United States.
In this Administration, corruption flows from the top down.
Instead, it asks taxpayers to spend hundreds of billions of dollars more on a war that Congress has never authorized.
I want to be crystal clear: no disaster-impacted community, regardless of where it is located, should ever be held hostage or treated as a bargaining chip for other political priorities.
Disasters do not distinguish between red states and blue states – and when it comes to disaster aid, neither should Congress.
My constituents can’t afford more delays.
These changes raise serious legal concerns. They were made without advance notice to the public, leaving many noncitizens who had been complying with the law unsure of the basis under which these fees could be assessed and unsure of how to…