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The measure is a fake stock trading ban.

The Republicans fault Mr. Smith for not reading the minds of congressional investigators and for not volunteering information they didn't ask for. This is absurd. Mr. Smith may be telegenic but he is not telepathic.

That's what we're supposed to be doing here, because it's Congress that has the power to bring war.

Will our Republican colleagues join us?

It is absolutely crucial that we assert our Article I Constitutional powers, and — especially following the most recent hostilities in Iran — continue to show Congressional disapproval for this war.

He needs to be back in Washington, attending to the nation’s business, with his foreign policy in such disarray.

For a sitting member of Congress, for their office to be briefing white supremacists on efforts on behalf of a Holocaust denier should be career-ending and is certainly disqualifying for a promotion to the United States Senate.

I think that Georgians — regardless of our age, our race, our faith or our political persuasion — do not want hateful and bigoted people linked to neo-Nazism and white supremacists representing us in the United States House of…

We are trying to take every action possible, a laundry list of actions.

Right now, I’m very focused on the election that’s actually happening.

I’m very concerned that the White House and congressional Republicans seem to have given up on the idea that they’re going to win by convincing voters that they’re doing a good job.

The failures of the Trump administration represent an opening, not an answer.

We have to keep a relentless focus on the issues from high cost of living to runaway corruption in Washington — the issues that are really driving voters.

I think even with a nationwide picture where maps are distorted to the benefit of Republicans on average, we can still win.

Now, any fees associated with the (right-of-way) grant on BLM land will go to the federal government.

Given the budgetary shortfalls facing our state and local governments in Nevada, this raises questions about why the State tax abatements should be incentivizing the development of data centers on public lands.

How the regulatory approval and state incentive processes are applied to this project will have immense consequences for the future of data center development across the Silver State…and potentially across the country.

Corporate welfare is not my thing.