This Week's Quotes

I’m proud to have worked alongside my friend Senator Graham on the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026.

Alabama's catfish farmers play a crucial role in our state's economy and put food on the table for hardworking families. We should be taking every step to ensure their continued success. Cormorants pose a significant threat to catfish…

Excessive double-crested cormorant populations are harming fisheries, aquaculture operations, and private waters across Texas. This bill gives Texans the tools they need to responsibly manage these populations.

Latin music is woven into the story of our nation, and its influence reaches communities across the United States and around the world.

As one of the only Hispanics in the United States Senate, I’m honored to introduce this bipartisan resolution that recognizes and celebrates Hispanic and Latino achievements in music and culture.

I’ve opposed this war since day one, and I won’t stop fighting to bring our troops home and lower costs for New Mexicans.

I just voted for the 14th time to end Donald Trump’s disastrous war with Iran and bring our troops home.

“This is a poll tax on married women,”

“They’re not trying to save our democracy. They’re not trying to save our elections. They’re trying to save Donald Trump’s power”

No voter should have to walk past a gauntlet of firearms to exercise their right to vote, and no election worker should have to risk armed threats just to do their job.

No student working toward a college degree should have to wonder where their next meal will come from or whether they can keep a roof over their head.

Higher costs fueled by the Trump Administration’s policies are making it harder for millions of students to afford basic needs like housing, healthcare, and nutritious food.

Too many Americans die by suicide – and we know physical barriers can help save lives during times of crisis.

I just can’t help but remember, back in the 2020 presidential election, Donald Trump called the secretary of state of Georgia and said, ‘find me 11,000 more votes.’

Due to the size and timing of this voter registration process error, the eyes of voting rights advocates across America are on Texas and how the state will respond.

Local officials and potentially impacted voters have real reason to be concerned about the state’s ability to work quickly enough to ensure that all eligible voters who registered can cast their ballot without obstacle.

The late timing of this announcement threatens the voting rights of more than a hundred thousand Texas voters on the heels of other intentional actions by the state that harm voting rights.

Recent reports of security incidents with AI models make transparency and oversight all the more urgent.