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I fought in the courts to make sure unlawful actions could not happen. 100 days later, the troops went home — not only Oregon troops, but California troops — and we averted a disaster.

We can keep standards, we can move faster and we can protect our people. We don’t have to choose between those things.

If red tape is a thing that keeps shovels from getting in the ground, if permitting is a thing that keeps people from becoming homeowners, then we have a fundamental problem that we need to fix.

When permits get stuck, projects don’t get built. It’s that easy.

Here’s what today means: we’re building faster, we’re building smarter.

The American people are apparently paying for Donald Trump to create desperate preelection propaganda.

We’ve made tremendous progress, and we’re celebrating that, but there’s still a lot of work ahead. Our goal must be more than cleaning up the pollution of the past. It must be ensuring that every Michigan family can enjoy these rivers for…

This is a big deal. Together, we will continue our work to protect wildlife, reduce pollution, and ensure every Michigander can enjoy beautiful places just like this all across our great state, our state is defined by water. It’s who we…

Our job is to revive the American Dream and make sure it burns bright in the minds of the next generation.

That’s the day I learned that explaining our ‘why,’ having the respect for each and every voter, can create grace and space to not just be anti-this or pro-that and have a real conversation.

If we’re going to win both chambers [of Congress] and we’re going to turn that around, it’s not by saying kids are food insecure. It’s that they’re hungry.

We win by staying true to our values of compassion, of empathy, of doing right by our neighbors, and by focusing on people’s daily and most pressing needs.

Housing affordability doesn’t end with a rent check or a mortgage payment.

When businesses decide where to relocate, invest or expand, they are seeing a state whose fiscal outlook has dramatically improved and whose long-term future is stronger than it has been in decades.

Connecticut is rapidly paying down its long-term debt, reducing fixed costs for taxpayers and strengthening the retirement systems upon which our public employees depend.

Wall Street is clearly recognizing the hard work Connecticut has done to put our fiscal house in order.

There is still much work to be done, but Congressional support is strong to move the spent fuel initiative that has occurred over multiple administrations.

Connecticut’s continued commitment to recruiting and retaining qualified educators.