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You can ask me a hundred times, I’m going to give you the same damn answer. This issue is around getting things done. This guy has done it.

He likes to talk tough in 30-second commercials, but when he gets to Washington, he turns out to be just like every other Republican in D.C. with no backbone.

Freedom is not free, but I felt the call to service again because I felt Washington doesn’t hear us anymore. I feel like we’re treated as numbers on a spreadsheet.

Voters know Richard Hudson is responsible for House Republicans’ disastrous anti-working family platform crushing North Carolinians.

I pledge to work with state lawmakers in future legislative sessions to ensure data centers pay their fair share, adhere to strict environmental standards, and listen to the concerns of local communities.

This order — which is projected to save Virginians hundreds of millions of dollars — makes sure that data centers are paying the full cost of the transmission infrastructure their developments require.

We need to kind of adhere to what we have proven already works and not try to have 133 different thoughts and jurisdictions about how we are going to implement autonomous vehicles.

I think we pride ourselves in having a very uniform Department of Transportation across the entire commonwealth and so, therefore, with the exception of maybe Dulles and DCA, I don’t think that we want to go down the path of allowing…

I think hopefully, what this will do is end that debate.

Those are really big, big issues.

New Hampshire stands alone on a lot of issues with ISO-NE (the regional grid operator), but I think that’s just the way the situation is, and pulling out of the ISO isn’t going to help.

I’ll make the case because it’s good for our national security and brings costs down at the pump.

What we need is good farm policy, not ad hoc assistance.

The reason why we haven’t been able to get year-round E15 across the finish line is because the Trump administration is in the pocket of Big Oil.

Thanks to President Trump, we’ve flipped the food pyramid and put real food back where it belongs, at the center of the American plate.

I want to congratulate Abdul El-Sayed on winning the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate. He is a doctor, a community health official, a Rhodes Scholar, and a dedicated Michigander.

We solved problems, and we always, always put Michigan first. Michigan’s next governor needs to build on this progress.

He is, if not single-handedly responsible, certainly the person most responsible for EV excellence on American soil. And he’s saying, what the fuck? And I don’t blame him for that.