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We need to pause and assess the implications of these data centers on our energy future.

We must balance new investments in technology with the rising demand for electricity.

American families are struggling under the broken promises and higher costs caused by House Republicans, and they’re eager for leaders who will always put the well-being of their communities first, not rubber-stamp Trump’s failed agenda.

All of these candidates are proven fighters who are running strong campaigns, talking to every voter, and building coalitions across the ideological spectrum to power their victories in November.

When your Constitution specifically strips a race of its humanity, you cannot then later on say identity doesn’t matter and has no effect.

I don’t think that the party is doing enough.

But the thing we've got to focus on is winning in these midterms and defeating Donald Trump and his enablers.

I don't want them here in Pennsylvania.

I don't want developers running roughshod across our communities.

They are not beholden to any corporate interest or any party boss, and they are completely independent, which allows them to be responsible to their communities and the people that elected them.

It's going to be a broad caucus.

I think we'll see what happens in terms of what the caucus looks like on the other side of the midterm elections.

I am the governor of the state of Rhode Island and you disrespected me.

When he voted for the one big beautiful bill, he essentially voted for a $1.1 trillion cut in healthcare.

Congressional Republicans’ refusal to extend the tax credits caused healthcare coverage costs to skyrocket, pricing families in Wisconsin and across the country out of having coverage at all.

Thank you for helping my administration achieve key goals since I took office, including raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour.

While (the One Big Beautiful Bill) passed Congress along partisan lines, the hurt it will cause to hardworking Virginians, young families, rural health clinics, safety net hospitals and ultimately, Virginia’s economy knows no party.

In the wake of (the Department of Government Efficiency’s) slashing of our federal workforce, Virginia continued to lose jobs in FY26.