I certainly hope the Senate moves it this week, and we can put it on the president's desk this week.

The House has passed these provisions several times, all of which I have voted for-- I think the Senate does need to move these provisions.

But I’m talking about a man who had nothing wrong with him, and that’s Lindsey Graham.

These people, there’s something wrong with them.

It is simply inhumane, and the United States needs to not just sanction these extremist settlers — we need to demand that the IDF start to demolish the outposts in the West Bank.

I thought to myself, if they can do this to an American member of Congress and to American citizens, imagine what life is like for ordinary Palestinians who do not have a national platform, who can’t just pick up the phone and call the…

A lot of people approached me to take a look at it. That’s not in itself a reason to run – a reason to run would be to shake up the status quo.

I’ve been crystal clear from the very start, from my first posts on social media, that the attacks of Oct. 7 were heinous, attacks from a terror organization, Hamas.

I think our chances are very good. We do have to make up some room [in the House] because of redistricting, but I do think there’s a wave, anti-Trump, anti-Republican, enough to win the House.

I think the goal is the organizing approach we need to take, because it is the one approach that allows for self-determination for the people of Israel and self-determination for the Palestinians.

I’m proud to have helped craft this bill and voted for it, and I will continue working with anyone to ensure Wisconsinites can make ends meet, achieve homeownership, and invest and live in the communities they love.

Congress should pass the SHIPS Act without delay.

I love that it’s Valley City, the smallest city in the country to receive this designation, because America’s small communities contributed so much to defending freedom.

When 12 percent of our nation served, the other 88 percent served too, and Valley City did so in extraordinary ways.

What’s so great about this World War II Heritage City designation isn’t that we just honor the past—it’s that we’re reminded how to live in the future as free people.

“I thank our witness for joining us today, and I look forward to your testimony,”

Lineworkers keep the lights on and power nearly every aspect of our daily lives, often working long hours in dangerous conditions to ensure our homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure have safe, reliable electricity.

They’re not just maintaining today’s grid — they’re building America’s energy future.