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That`s potentially criminal.

The threats of aggression on the border of Ukraine. Yes, on its border is provocative. Our recognition of the facts on the ground is not provocative. The provocations from Russia not from us or other members of this council.

This is the largest -- this is the largest -- hear me clearly -- mobilization of troops in Europe in decades. And, as we speak, Russia is sending even more forces and arms to join them. If Russia further invades Ukraine, none of us will be…

There is still time and space for diplomacy. The United States in lockstep with our allies and partners has offered Russia a path away from crisis and toward greater security.

I think the idea that to say these folks are unqualified, I can’t think of something more pathetic, something more stupid, something more divisive. It’s just flatly wrong.

I mean, it’s been more than 200 years in this country, and we haven’t had it.

I think that kind of -- it is inconsistent and hypocritical to hear Hannity and Tucker and all these people complaining about a race test now, when there has been one in the past.

Our actions over the past week have sharpened the choice facing Russia now.

We need someone who can fight and who knows how to talk to other people.

We have laid out a diplomatic path. We have lined up steep consequences, should Russia choose further aggression.

In the event that there is a renewed Russian incursion, Russian forces going into Ukraine, there is going to be a swift, a severe and united response.

We`ve been clear, if any Russian military forces move across Ukraine`s border, that`s a renewed invasion. It will be met with swift, severe and a united response from the United States and our partners and allies.

We`ve been clear if any Russian military forces move across Ukraine`s border, that`s a renewed invasion. It will be met with swift, severe, and a united response from the United States and our partners and allies.

Any invasion of Ukraine would be met with a swift, severe and united response.

A threat to any election official, worker or volunteer is a threat to democracy.

Congress needed to act to give the Justice Department the power it needed to go to court to fight some of these voter suppression measures.

I think the technical legal term is deep doo-doo.

The Supreme Court today blew that out of the water.