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My bill will stop the President from sending armed troops to our local polling places and make sure you can access the ballot box and have your voice heard.

There is no reason for masked, armed agents to be at polling places like churches, schools, and libraries other than to intimidate eligible voters from making their voices heard.

President Trump is pulling every lever he has to weaponize the federal government and undermine our elections — and that includes him threatening to send armed federal agents to our polling places.

Your vote is your voice in our Democracy – and to have your voice heard, you need to be able to safely cast your ballot without anyone getting in the way.

That’s why I’ll never stop fighting to address these toxic chemicals, and to protect the health and safety of Michiganders and our environment.

That means doing everything we can to clean up contaminated sites, keep PFAS out of our drinking water, and hold polluters accountable.

We shouldn't wait for their permission. We need to do this in the next 12 months. And so, while I would like them at the table, the last thing we should do is give them veto power.

I worry about the China red herring blocking us from common sense domestic regulation. China would love nothing more than for the United States to do nothing to protect people spiritually and the economy generally from what AI could do…

I don't think there's any path forward without us being in a conversation with the Chinese and the rest of the world on basic AI safety guidelines, the most important of which is maintaining human control over these systems.

Friendship bots, as I mentioned before, are poison for our kids. We can outlaw them writ large, or we can outlaw them for kids.

I think there is some low-hanging fruit that is not particularly complicated. The deepfake threat is already real… that's a pretty easy one to deal with, right? You could just outlaw them in politics, or require clear identification or…

It might be the end of our democracy if the people beg on both sides of the aisle for us to do what we've done with every complicated new technology in the history of this country since the industrial revolution – regulate and control it…

Given President Trump’s clear support for the project, the clear threat posed by the invasive carp, and substantial funding and commitment provided by Congress, we urge the Administration to ensure the Brandon Road Interbasin Project moves…

The best tool we have to combat this growing environmental threat is the immediate completion of the BRIP.

While completing the long-delayed BRIP was already an urgent priority, a recent development underscores the urgency.

We write to once again express serious concern about the recent second administrative review and pause of the Brandon Road Interbasin Project.

It is important that this Senate functions to uphold the ethical standards of our government.

There was a time when both parties would agree that it’s unacceptable for this to happen, regardless of whether the origin is Democratic or Republican.