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First of all, Joan Sebastián Guerrero’s daughter should still have her father. Second, and this is publicly reported, the man who took his life should never have been given a badge and a gun.

The next couple of days will be challenging, but we are going to do everything we can to make sure the resources are here and continue to make sure that this issue gets our nation's attention.

Technology can play a big role. We have to show people that the connection between the information that we can get, and then the actual action plan that we can put into place, that's where that's where the gaps are.

We just have to move faster.

The Northwest will continue to benefit from air assets, and I hope that more of them can be deployed throughout the region, as smoke allows, to help Spokane, Okanogan and all Northeast Washington counties, the Spokane and Colville Tribes…

In order to meet U.S. and global energy demands, we need to advance the next generation of nuclear energy technology.

Delaware is a state built on innovation. We know what it takes to turn a good idea into a thriving business: support, investment, and expertise.

In the United States of America, what we are experiencing is not just a policy failure. It is a moral failure.

Despite the political chaos, solutions are still possible.

Unfortunately, there’s still far too much work to be done to combat sexual assault and domestic violence against women. As lawmakers, we have a responsibility to stand with survivors, ensure they have access to the support and resources…

So, to my colleagues who oppose this approach, who say we need more time to do it, I want to back up Senator Cassidy. It costs money over time. It costs benefits over time. The solution becomes more expensive over time. The longer you…

All of these efforts that I mentioned will be meaningless if the independence of FERC is erased.

Our ability to grow our economy depends on it.

At a time when energy prices are skyrocketing, the administration is hell-bent on political retribution instead of working to bring down costs for millions of Americans.

We're rolling this out obviously late in the game, and I'm a big believer in get what you can done in any given Congress.

I mean, we've always been modeling based on what's the worst-case scenario, what's the worst hour of the worst month.

We should absolutely do all that. I still think we're going to need to reform permitting and be able to get to yes or no faster.

We're working hard. We're trying to negotiate, you know, a middle ground, but I worry about the impact of the White House.