What the Trump campaign and their enablers were asking for really was ridiculous. What the goal was, of course, was to try to throw away as many of these mail-in ballots as possible.

Look, Lawrence, it's another win for the voters in Pennsylvania. I would point out we're 5-0 against the attacks from Donald Trump and his enablers on our voting here in Pennsylvania, on our election system here in Pennsylvania.

Unfortunately, what you have are repeated attacks against our election laws here in Pennsylvania by Donald Trump and his enablers trying to make it harder for people to vote, trying to make it easier for ballots to be discarded.

People need to stop in the Trump administration and his enablers stop trying to undermine our laws here in Pennsylvania.

It seems to be now sort of in fashion in vogue for these conservative judges to not so much go along with that.

I think what Donald Trump is afraid of candidly, is having all legal eligible votes in Pennsylvania counted, because I think he'll come out on the short end of that stick at the ballot box just as he has in the courthouses where we've beat…

it's not just issues of access to the ballot that may be at stake, but issues of reproductive issues, maybe health care issues in general. And all of those things we really genuinely believe the Supreme Court should have a much more…

all of these votes, as we just talked about, are -- are actually legal votes. They are votes that have been placed during the election season, during the election process, and they should be duly counted and processed because they are good…

I do believe that this is the last word that we will hear on this before the election itself since it has been now heard by the Supreme Court of the United States or denied being heard by the Supreme Court.

Mr. President, I want to start tonight by just making a few remarks regarding what is ahead of us in the next few days, and that is the debate about a Supreme Court Justice. I won't be able to cover everything tonight that I want to cover…

Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the order for the quorum call be rescinded. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. The Senator from Pennsylvania.

You can't go wandering into these forums without being prepared as to what the tough questions that you're going to get, and have a good response, one that's that needs to be made, which is condemning crazy things that are crazy.

The President should make his records available as to when he was tested and what the results of those tests are.

The Commission on Presidential Debates has to, you know, take the role that they're there, which is not the leader of the free world, but to actually facilitate information for the public so they can make good decisions.

Mr. Speaker, as co-chair of the German- American Caucus, I rise today to recognize October as German-American Heritage Month and to commemorate 30 years of German unity. Last year, I introduced H. Res. 446, a bipartisan resolution to…

Madam Speaker, when the news of Justice Ginsburg's passing broke, the first text I received was from my daughter, quickly followed by messages from female friends and family from every phase of my life. The immediate outpouring of tributes…

Madam Speaker, of course, I look forward to joining my colleagues in passing another round of coronavirus relief, as we did unanimously or near unanimously the first four times, because we know our communities, our colleges, our schools…

Madam Speaker, our elections are foundational to our democracy, the pulse of our Nation, and the most sacred form of protest that we as Americans have at our disposal. We, the people, have a right to vote without obstruction, without fear…