I guess I just feel like that era is over, that all of our attempts to minimize friction didn't mean anything

Unfortunately, when the critical allocations were delayed, it is our small town residents who suffer the most.

what is going on between Russia and Ukraine is so incredibly unbelievable to watch

A lot of policies, as a Black American, as a Muslim American, tells me that I do not belong.

I was concerned to see, you know, especially my NEUs' allocations would be first sent to the states.

I would just say you have an absolutely unique moment where the U.S. Congress has bipartisan agreement on giving you what you need and we're not getting an ask.

the sanctions are going to have to be, you know, really -- he's going to have to have the impact of the sanctions really settle in.

we're not going to send American sons and daughters to fight on behalf of Ukraine.

he's just working off of a different plan. I think its legacy building. I think he sees himself as the hero of his own story.

The president has been very, very clear that we are going to reinforce our NATO allies, and that is where our troops are going, our ships, our planes, are all centered on deterring Putin from thinking for one minute that he can go into a…

Absolutely. I actually was just at the Munich security conference this past weekend with a bipartisan delegation of senators and members of Congress. You could feel the sort of feeling in the room, it was like look, we have a lot of…

Frankly, I think a little too clear that we were never going to send U.S. men and women to fight in Russia, or fight in Ukraine, excuse me. He has been saying that for a long time.

I think first and foremost, I think about China. I think about what they are learning from this, you know, exchange, our level of sort of forcefulness, and responding when one country, Russia, tries to take over another country, Ukraine.

More of my Black neighbors die from COVID because of pre-existing conditions, even though they make up less than 14 percent of the total population in the state of Michigan.

$175M tax break for Marathon refinery buys Detroiters only 15 jobs.

It is vitally important to address equity for all children to have care in their communities.

Just yesterday, one of the mothers in my community was testifying about an asphalt plant coming into her neighborhood and how she had to put $300 aside to pay for asthma inhalers for her children, for her boys.

We have begun a process of changing to address health care above the neck the same way we address health care below the neck.