This Week's Quotes

Let's be clear. My fear is not China. My fear is a technology that no human being can control. And so we’ve got to understand that there has to be that delicate balance of cooperation and competition.

AI is moving faster than the safeguards around it. Marylanders should not have to wait for a disaster or, frankly, for Congress to be protected.

I want to create more opportunities and more pathways to work, wages, and wealth for all Marylanders, but our families come first, and our children come first, not a developers' timeline, and not a corporation's bottom line.

Truthfully, the people are fed up, and so am I.

With school districts facing budget pressures that threatened dedicated teachers, staff, and student learning, we needed to take immediate action.

Texas is the natural home for the Space Academy, with more than sixty years as the heart of America's human spaceflight programs.

Locating the Space Academy in Texas would allow the Nation to build on those existing investments rather than attempting to recreate these capabilities elsewhere.

Texas has all the ingredients for success: the people, infrastructure, experience, land, and resources required to support the President's vision and keep America as the leader in space.

As the Commission determines how to bring that vision to life, all the Stars align within the great State of Texas.

I’m proud that the Senate unanimously passed my Secure Space Act, legislation that blocks satellite licenses for untrusted entities and protects our skies from foreign adversaries.

As satellite technology continues to advance, so do the threats to our national security, and we must act swiftly to safeguard our critical infrastructure.

Georgia continues to be a national leader in the arts and entertainment industry. It fills me with immense pride whenever I see Georgia and my constituents’ work represented in a movie or TV show

I will continue to work in Washington and across the aisle to ensure Georgia-based film productions continue to be supported and Georgians, whose livelihoods depend on the film industry, have all the resources they need to succeed

Because presidents don’t get the final word. Senators don’t get the final word. Voters do.

I want to know: who authorized this? What information was accessed? Why were U.S. citizens wrongly flagged? Were laws broken?

And what is going to protect Americans from being secretly flagged as a 'unlawful voter' by DHS?

So I’m working to determine who gave those instructions.

But according to the whistleblower, these officers were instructed to access state voter websites to try to manufacture evidence of noncitizen voting.