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This is good news for our fishermen, our climate, and our researchers.

And while this budget represents meaningful progress, I want to be clear: my fight for affordability is far from over.

I remain confident that Rhode Island is well-positioned to lead in the nation on innovative ways to involve our citizens in our democracy like this.

I look at this as a moment in time to kind of pause, reassess, making sure my commitment to this role is exactly as it’s always been.

I’m a public school advocate, and I will use any tool in the box to help us reach the potential for our students that live in the state of Rhode Island.

The moratorium is going to give us a chance to really work through those issues, and also continue to make sure that the charter schools are delivering and helping us achieve the goal that I’ve set, to help us meet or exceed Massachusetts…

As a governor, a father, and grandfather, my heart is heavy thinking of the tragedies these survivors and their families have endured. This legislation will help deliver justice that so many are owed.

I want to be clear: my fight for affordability is far from over.

This budget keeps our promises to Rhode Islanders: delivering affordability, protecting vulnerable residents from harmful federal cuts, and continuing to invest in the schools, housing, and infrastructure that support good-paying jobs and…

It would be malpractice to shy away from a fight with Central Casting villains... with such high stakes for the economic well-being of American families.

The best way to shed that label is to actually step into the arena and fight.

Many Americans don’t believe Democrats are fighters.

Climate change is right now raising costs for families across the country through higher property insurance premiums, grocery and electric bills, and health care expenses.

I may not look polished, but this is what it looks like to get things done.

We have to look very clearly at Jay Clayton.

DHS and ICE have deployed recruitment ads featuring white nationalist slogans, songs, and imagery while lowering recruitment standards—facilitating the hiring of agents with histories of violent extremism.

I cannot believe that you support the messages associated with these recruitment campaigns, or want anyone under your supervision to use the imprimatur of the United States Government to promote those messages.

That is still a decision I’m going to make.