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This budget runs towards our toughest problems, not away from them. It’s the most fiscally responsible budget passed in decades and invests in the priorities that matter most to working families.

I urge my colleagues to vote yes on the KIDS Act to make the internet a safer place for our kids and teens.

The bipartisan KIDS Act does just that. It is comprehensive legislation that addresses a problem everyone in Congress cares deeply about – keeping kids and teens safe online.

We simply cannot allow this to continue. It is long past time for Congress to step in and pass legislation that protects our kids and teens and reins in Big Tech.

We should be focused on ways to actually solve problems like that. Not coming in here and using tea party tactics and trying to divide up the country and pray to socialist ideals.

While other states stumble into the partisan abyss via gerrymandering warfare, Colorado is defending its reputation as a beacon for fairness and good government.

The KIDS Act is a floor, not the ceiling.

I don't want to compete with bodega owners and small grocery stores in New York. Government should not be competing with the private sector.

That ends on day one when I become governor.

I will roll out the biggest middle-class tax cut in the history of New York.

So on day one, as governor, I will sign an executive order that we are no longer a sanctuary state.

Somebody's got to pay for that. These are hardworking people. They've created the business, and Zohran Mamdani wants to take it away from them because he's a communist.

When I become governor, I'm not going to let him destroy the fabric of New York City.

First of all, let me be clear. I don't have to work with Zohran Mamdani. He has to work with me.

The Committee has constitutional duties before it: to review the fitness of Mr. Blanche to lead the Department of Justice and to conduct regular oversight of the Department of Justice.

Your actions to create the Anti-Weaponization Fund raise every concern that DOJ's rules limiting third-party settlements were designed to address.

The central question this letter demands you answer is not whether the fund will proceed, but whether the head of the Department of Justice ignored the Department's own rules to carry out an act of corruption designed to benefit the…

That can’t happen. We can’t afford that process anymore. It’s not accountable; it’s not efficient; it’s not what the people of New Jersey deserve.