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I have been committed throughout my Senate career to expanding 529 savings accounts to give parents increased flexibility to save and invest in their children’s future.

I’m proud to have worked with my colleagues to pass this bipartisan bill through the Senate, and I urge the House to pass it and send it to the President’s desk.

In Texas and across the country, criminals are increasingly targeting ATMs, putting workers, bystanders, law enforcement, and first responders in danger.

Now, with Senate passage, we are one step closer to delivering a tax system that better serves taxpayers with fairness, transparency, and accountability.

I’m proud to have authored several provisions in this package to improve transparency, strengthen taxpayer protections, and help ensure the IRS works more efficiently for the American people.

“Every Gold Star family I meet shows great patriotism and resolve as they deal with the loss of a loved one who died in service to our nation.”

“Every day, Gold Star Families embody courage and grace in the face of devastating loss, and their personal sacrifice to our country cannot go unrecognized.”

I remain concerned about how long it takes for communities to receive federal relief after natural disasters strike. It took way too long—and far too much pressure from my office—to get this administration to act and begin releasing funds.

I have continued to push this administration to deliver the relief Georgians need and deserve.

I will continue to push FEMA and this administration to make sure Georgians receive every cent that they are owed and so desperately need, and I will continue to call out the Trump administration for shortchanging Georgians.

This is a critical step in addressing California’s water crisis and building new pathways for water security across the country.

The bill will help strengthen investments into desalination research and development so that every American can access safe, clean water.

This so-called 'Voter ID' bill would impose a far stricter and more burdensome federal standard than all 50 states.

Today is not a serious attempt to address the kind of corruption here in Washington that the American people may care about.

Here we are, 34 days before Election Day, or, as I like to suggest, 34 days before the final day to vote because we’re encouraging people to cast their ballot early, if they can, or vote by mail if and where they can.

Hyde was a bipartisan agreement five decades ago, and it has been included in appropriations bills every year since. We should keep that commitment in place.

Every child is valuable. No American should ever wonder if the check they’re sending to the IRS on April 15 will be used to pay for someone’s elective abortion.

For 50 years, the Hyde Amendment has been an important protection for American taxpayers.