
We’re just simply talking about all businesses. What we don’t want is monopolies. We don’t want corruption.
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We’re just simply talking about all businesses. What we don’t want is monopolies. We don’t want corruption.

That does not make the standard for how he can fire the head of the Federal Reserve.

how about his own mismanaging of the economy right now, where he is creating chaos by changing these tariffs 100 times

There is no reason for the United States to emulate the Chinese Communist Party by creating a surveillance-style central bank digital currency. Thank you, Heritage Action, for recognizing the importance of this legislation and protecting…

I'm incredibly grateful to our Minnesota Task Force 1 K-9 Unit for stepping up and traveling to assist our neighbors in this time of tragedy.

What ICE did to these men is a flagrant violation of international law and basic human decency.

ICE is beyond reform and should be abolished. We need to start imagining what real justice and humane immigration policy actually looks like.

This is a historic opportunity for the United States. After years of work, American innovators are one step closer to having the clarity they need to build here at home while ensuring the future of the digital economy reflects our values…

The overwhelming majority of Americans want neither far-left or far-right politics.

Republicans have passed the most dangerous legislation of our lifetimes.

one of the most cruel, immoral pieces of legislation that Congress has ever voted on.

I also think it’s important for us to continue to communicate with the public and give people hope that we can protect and defend and extend our democracy.

The usurpation of the National Guard in California, to me, is the big, ugly threat to American democracy.

The American people are coming out more and more every day, more people who’ve never been to a protest march in their lives.

Maybe it is this moment where each of us can examine the way we work together, the way we talk about each other, the way we fight for things we care about.

A moment when each of us can recommit to engaging in politics and life the way Mark and Melissa did ― fiercely, enthusiastically, heartily, but without ever losing sight of our common humanity.