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This bombshell is absolutely appalling — exactly the intolerable danger that we feared as a result of arrest quotas and inadequate training.

I think we need to have more facts. Look into it. Republicans are rightly concerned about the possible breach of norms and improper access to email.

What we’re really doing is making sure that we have better alignment between skills, what the jobs out there are and what we’re providing people in terms of training.

Our elections are safe and secure. This has been litigated, especially the 2020 election.

The death of any child is a tragedy. When DCF has had prior contact with a family, a thorough investigation is owed to that child, and its findings must be disclosed transparently.

While hardworking American families are paying their fair share, many of the world’s most profitable corporations abuse tax havens to avoid paying the taxes they owe. This critical legislation ensures necessary transparency for consumers…

There is zero proof that using mail-in ballots has led to a corruption of an election.

It is very likely that his party is going to lose the majority in the House of Representatives, and it’s probably a 50-50 proposition about where the Senate goes.

We have always been one of the most innovative economies. To keep our industries ahead of the curve, this is what we have to do.

The president was setting the context. He was setting the basis for him to turn around at midnight on Election Day and say, ‘I warned you. I warned you back in July that the Chinese were doing X, Y, Z, and the Venezuelans were doing X, Y…

I try to be nuanced and subtle, but there’s no other word than to say that the president lied to the American public — bald-faced, 180-degrees wrong, easily disprovable lies.

Connecticut is putting consumers back in control with strong new ‘click to cancel’ rights.

Businesses don’t get to profit by trapping consumers in subscriptions they no longer want.

As we transition to a cleaner energy future, we must make sure that every family, especially those struggling with high utility bills, can share the benefits.