I am a strong advocate for Minnesota transit projects and Minnesota transit needs.

Transit connects people to jobs and opportunity. Transit is the engine that drives regional economies.

I know what some of these people are worried about, is that they`re worried that refugees like myself, when they come to this country, will outshine them. But that is just their own failure and their inability to find success in the ways…

We are going to keep our commitment. We`re going to keep our promise. And we`re going to keep pushing the administration and other countries to do their part.

We have to do everything to make sure that there is a multinational coalition leading this effort to save not just our allies, but every Afghani who`s afraid for their lives, especially young women and vulnerable men as well.

There are people who have helped us in this mission. There are people whose lives are going to be at risk. And we have to do everything that we can to bring them to safety.

We have to do everything that we can to bring them to safety.

I urge the state to reconsider this harmful mandate.

I don't want to blow up the Affordable Care Act and kick 149 million people off their current health care in four years.

this amendment, which I am introducing with Senators Booker, Warnock, and Schatz, would allow the Budget Committee to reallocate funding for the Capitol Police; Washington, DC; and Metropolitan Police and all first responders who defended…

And we took an important path forward in passing the funding for the police. I want to thank my colleagues who join me in introducing this amendment. I ask all my colleagues to join us in voting for it. Vote on Amendment No. 3731 I ask for…

I lead an effort with Secretary Kozak to deploy the air resource advisors in the Interagency Wildland Fire Air Quality Response Program to address the public health risk so we have all the information we need.

The innovation that Minneapolis has pursued with their inclusionary zoning policies, I do think is a model for the country.

These are the kinds of bills that are passing, as you mentioned, in Texas, and around the country, and so this is all tied into what was going on before the election.

This is an issue that Senator Warren brought up at the end of her questions.

We've got strong bipartisan support. I've worked a lot on the broadband piece. It's going to be a game changer for our country, and we're going to get this done.

This is a huge priority for me. It is essential to address if we want to get at the fundamental inequalities around wealth.

It was absolutely absurd that 27 of them in the House didn't support it.