That money was supposed to build and maintain a nationwide EV charging network—and with it, create good-paying jobs in communities across the country.

We need to continue to work at that. We as members are at the table. We don't want the deal to be ended.

This is what Republicans are fighting for — lining the pockets of their billionaire donors while children go hungry and families get kicked off their health care.

CBO’s nonpartisan analysis makes it crystal clear: Donald Trump and House Republicans are selling out the middle class to make the ultra-rich even richer.

You will hear over the course of this hearing a vigorous debate.

There are just a few outstanding issues. I think everyone will get to yes.

I just need to stress: there is no back-filling at the state level.

voting to cut Medicaid spending is voting to cut their constituents off from lifesaving health care access.

So if they cut someone off Medicaid, they're off. We will not be able to fix that for them.

Trump loves to call his budget the 'big, beautiful bill.' It is—for billionaires.

Our reconciliation instructions provide the opportunity to restore integrity to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, to make sure that this essential program works for the most vulnerable and functions as Congress…

We must hold that line on fiscal discipline to put the country back on a sustainable path.

Considering a vote is a feature of a senator, not a bug.

I’ll always fight for working families in Pennsylvania, but this bill would gut essential services like Medicare, Medicaid and SNAP that Pennsylvanians depend on — all to give tax cuts to the ultra rich.

My actual doctors and my family affirmed that I’m in good health.

I think the best judge of Sen. Fetterman’s health is Sen. Fetterman and his family.

one-source hit piece, and it involved maybe two or three and anonymous disgruntled staffers saying just absolute false things.

may be the dumbest bill brought to the floor