Madam Speaker, I could speak for hours about this administration's multiple failures over the last year, but I only have a couple of minutes, so I will cover just inflation, one of them. Since Joe Biden took office, inflation has risen…

Mr. Stauber, thank you, I have an article that I would like to enter into the record.

Thank you, Senator Wyden. I want to thank you. Oregon was the first to use vote-by-mail for a Federal election. Although, I think Senator Padilla, a great member of the Rules Committee from California, would tell you, in fact, that…

Madam Vice President, I rise today after hearing from my friend Senator Blunt. I remember on January 6, as all of you do that day, when he and I and Vice President Pence and two young women with the mahogany box filled with the last of the…

Mr. President, I am here on this momentous day for our country, and I would like to address some of the remarks from my friend and neighbor from the State of South Dakota. I hope he will stay for my remarks. What is the Senate about? That…

The U.S. government has long known of the dangers of climate change and can no longer act in a manner that ignores that a climate emergency exists.

As you prepare the Department's upcoming fiscal budget request, are you considering including any requests for additional funds to better prepare APHIS' veterinary field force to respond to an animal health emergency here in the United…

Mr. Secretary, thank you for considering the following questions, which I was not able to ask during the hearing on January 20, 2022, but which I hope you may still be able to address.

I appreciate that and also your advocacy for more targeted relief dollars for an industry grappling with the challenges and in particular the actors and the artists that are so impacted.

The vast majority of Ukrainians, they stand true to their democracy, and they're outnumbered, yes, but they have stood up against Vladimir Putin now for years.

We also should be supporting our democracy at home.

We will march on and we will fight this we will do everything we can to take on these discriminatory voting laws, whether it's in court, whether it's at the state capitals, and whether it is continuing to get work done in Congress.

There's going to be severe sanctions if he does that.

There's going to be consequences.

It is much needed right now with all of the voter suppression laws that are being passed across the country that will greatly hurt voters, and make it harder for them to vote.

We should make that the law of the land.

Madam President, I first want to thank my colleague from the State of Washington, Senator Cantwell, for her passion for people and the rights of people to vote, and her willingness to actually go through the details of the groups outside…

Some people don't want some people to vote.