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The Take it Down Act is a commonsense, bipartisan bill to protect Americans from the harms of intimate images being shared online without consent.

And that is the danger here: that rather than bringing peace, it's going to bring more war.

because of possible retaliatory actions against his family and/or community members.

I think it's pretty clear that that Mr. Trump has turned 80 years of U.S. foreign policy on its head.

We need to say, 'We screwed up. We’re the ones who have policies that shafted the working and middle class.'

The Republican budget is a cruel, atrocious budget—$2 trillion of Medicaid cuts.

This is a dark chapter, but I want people to be optimistic about the renewal of this nation.

If I can win elections by 35 points in Silicon Valley being for taxing the rich, you can win in any district.

What Trump is trying to do in order to convince Putin to come to the table is not going to work if Putin senses weakness on the part of the United States.

You can’t be pro-America and 'America first' and hate the workers when 99 percent of Americans work for a living.

Trump is creating a federal government that is like a private equity firm: cut, cut, cut, ask questions later.

The outcome of this election is not what we wanted, not what we fought for, not what we voted for.

Republicans are coming after Social Security and Medicare. And they aren't even hiding it.

Any demonstration of disagreement, whether it’s visual or whatever, just let him stew in his own juice.

Why are we taking telehealth away from millions of seniors who are homebound or who have difficulty leaving their homes?

He’s planning to do the same in two or three districts represented by 'bashful' Republicans in California.