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Ed Markey
@edmarkey· Democratic · MA· Oct 2, 2026

“Data center developers are hijacking our energy grid and using ratepayers to subsidize their profit-making operations, while also polluting air and water in surrounding communities.

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Ed Markey
@edmarkey· Democratic · MA· Oct 2, 2026

“The Republicans’ Big Ugly Bill and the Trump administration’s illegal actions to block clean energy projects and rescind grants have killed tens of thousands of megawatts of clean power, stopped creation of union jobs, raised costs for…

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Ed Markey
@edmarkey· Democratic · MA· Oct 2, 2026

“I’m never going to ignore that Trump’s attacks on American-made clean energy fueled the energy crisis we’re in now—not to mention his boosterism of power-hungry data centers—all of which have been enabled by Republicans in Congress.

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Josh Hawley
@joshhawley· Republican · MO· Oct 2, 2026

These AI agents are committing cyberattacks. If Big Tech companies are going to design AI agents that wreak havoc, these companies better be on the hook for any damage that is caused.

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Chris Murphy
@chrismurphy· Democratic · CT· Oct 2, 2026

Hacking is a crime, and when AI agents conduct dangerous cyberattacks, the corporations and executives responsible for those AI agents need to be held accountable.

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Chris Van Hollen
@chrisvanhollen· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

I cannot support a bill that promises protection but delivers nothing – without the opportunity to consider real solutions that would actually help consumers and lower energy costs.

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Chris Van Hollen
@chrisvanhollen· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

That’s why I put forward comprehensive legislation to actually address this issue: the Power for the People Act.

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Chris Van Hollen
@chrisvanhollen· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

Far too many Americans are facing skyrocketing electricity bills, due in large part to the recent explosion of data centers across our country.

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Kirsten Gillibrand
@kirstengillibrand· Democratic · NY· Oct 2, 2026

As the cost of college skyrockets and federal financial aid programs fail to keep up, students with disabilities should not be forced to choose between receiving the accommodations they are entitled to by law and getting their fair share…

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Chris Van Hollen
@chrisvanhollen· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

For students with disabilities, higher education can open the doors to new opportunities, from civic participation to good-paying jobs and economic security. But many of these students still face unfair barriers to earning their degrees…

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Angela Alsobrooks
@angelaalsobrooks· MD· Oct 2, 2026

The Blind People’s Movement has left an indelible mark on Maryland, and Baltimore specifically. I am so proud that legislation to designate the Museum of the Blind People’s Movement in Baltimore as the official National Museum of the Blind…

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Kweisi Mfume
@kweisimfume· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

For too long, the critical contributions made by Blind Americans to our society have gone under-appreciated. By recognizing this first-of-its-kind, blind-owned and blind-led cultural institution as the National Museum of the Blind People's…

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Chris Van Hollen
@chrisvanhollen· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

For years, grassroots disability advocates and leaders have fought – and continue to fight – to ensure that equal rights, equal accessibility, and full inclusion are realized for every American. The Museum of the Blind People's Movement is…

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Chris Van Hollen
@chrisvanhollen· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

Given OppFi’s similarly structured predatory lending practices, paired with the mounting opposition it has received to date in regards to its application and Enova’s appropriate decision to change course, we believe OppFi should withdraw…

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Chris Van Hollen
@chrisvanhollen· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

Repealing the Rule would increase costs and lead to worse execution for individuals trading smaller amounts of shares, while leading larger market participants to receive better pricing and execution.

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Chris Van Hollen
@chrisvanhollen· Democratic · MD· Oct 2, 2026

The proposed repeal of the Rule would make extensive changes to Regulation NMS by permitting trade-throughs, or the execution of retail trades at worse prices than are otherwise available in the market.

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