Madam Speaker, according to an analysis by Issue One, House Members running for reelection this year raised $207 million over the past three months, an average of $3,400 per Member, per day. Back in Minnesota, people ask me all the time…

I don`t want my grandchildren, children saying to be Grandpa, you are in the Senate, why didn`t you do anything in 50 years, I want to say why didn`t you do anything about climate.

I just say I totally agree with that. And I also think the January 6 Committee is speaking to this issue of democracy.

No one who is a Trumpy will want Pence because he didn’t have the courage to not certify.

Mr. Speaker, I ask unanimous consent that I may hereafter be considered as the first sponsor of H.R. 3231, a bill originally introduced by Representative Don Young of Alaska, for the purpose of adding cosponsors and requesting reprintings…

Mr. President, I rise today, as I will many times, to address my colleagues on the topic of competition policy, especially in our digital markets where we have a situation where a few Big Tech titans have grown into the largest…

That is in all of this dark money coming in and funding the Supreme Court justices and the nomination process, that has gotten as these extremely out of the mainstream conservative justices who are now, for the first time in history, we…

We are close to moving forward on major election reform. I am not giving that up, one bit, when you look at all the games that are being played in the states, and laws that are being passed to limit the right to vote.

I applaud two leaders of this Committee, Senators Tina Smith and James Lankford, for their bipartisan introduction.

I know that you all are not alone in having that challenge with FMAP reimbursement.

Mr. Chair, I rise today in support of my amendment I introduced, which increases the Circuit Rider program. The modest increase of $418,000, offset entirely, means cleaner water for rural America. {time} 1515 Circuit riders travel from…

I completely agree with you.

Thank you, Chair Schatz and Vice Chair Murkowski, for holding this hearing today.

We have to have an administration that has the political will to do it, and it doesn't.

This administration doesn't understand. We can remove ourselves from child slave labor by mining in the United States.

We need to mine in the United States so we hold the destiny in the palm of our own hands.

In October of 2020, then-candidate Joe Biden said to the American people we are going to mine these minerals domestically.

We need to keep the House, we need to win two more -- we need to get two more senators that are going to codify Roe v. Wade, and we need to keep the White House.