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I don’t care about labels. What I care about is joining people who are doing the work to help improve the quality of life of people.

I would say it’s that they think that the state is racist, and they’re just hesitant to like donate because of it.

As the Trump administration turns its back on science, California is doubling down on climate action, on protecting our communities, and on building a safer future.

We are all the beneficiaries of oil and gas. No one’s naive about that.

I mean, all of us struggled at some point in time, and I’m not going to say that it was any easier or harder or anything like that, because you have to take it at the moment you’re at.

I’m not for sale at all.

Legislating is really about relationships.

I really feel that it is important to have somebody there who understands how to get things done.

I recognize that a traumatized Israeli population is not in the mood today to embrace the path of peace, but it has to remain open.

Connecticut communities were hit hard on September 13 by sudden and intense flooding.

Extreme weather continues to impact our state. I am pleased to see the U.S. Small Business Administration approve federal assistance for parts of the Fifth District and our state.

Extreme weather events like flash flooding are damaging our communities more often and more unexpectedly.

I am so proud to share that during the 2025-2026 school year, 156 Connecticut youth representing 67 high schools across the state earned a Serve Connecticut Community Impact Award.

A number of factors have resulted in the area around Allen Street experiencing flooding during heavy rain, and I am glad that we can get this aid to the city so that we can make these necessary infrastructure upgrades, prevent future…

Federal reimbursements like this recognize the efforts made at the state and local levels to respond quickly to emergencies and restore resources.

With storms growing more severe due to climate change, it’s vital the federal-state disaster recovery partnership remains strong.

This additional $15 million, on top of the $28 million in federal funding already provided, means Connecticut can keep moving forward on our recovery.

This federal reimbursement will keep CTDOT’s heroic emergency repair work funded while making important upgrades possible.