Using our military to intimidate people you disagree with isn’t strength — it’s reckless, it’s disrespectful, and it’s beneath the office he holds

What a night for the Democratic party

this tit-for-tat move was warranted

does not give a damn about you.

Are you f‑‑king kidding me?

This guy wants to create a ballroom for his rich friends while completely turning a blind eye to the fact that babies are going to starve when the SNAP benefits end in just hours from now. Come on.

I’m not going to be distracted by, ‘Oh, does the guy have a big f–king hammer!?’ What about those babies!?

I was humiliated watching the president of the United States in front of Xi. I mean, he was negotiating away this country in the first five minutes of the photo op. He came back with nothing. He got played by President Xi.

He doesn’t even know. He said the Pentagon should do it. Wake up, Mr. President. I know he may have jet lag. It’s the Department of Energy. He doesn’t even know which agency is responsible for that.

Look, this is weakness masquerading in strength. This is classic Trump and Trumpism. This guy is historically weak, and these are acts of a weak person that is trying to appear strong.

He was never serious about a deal. He wanted this shutdown.

You don’t get to do always what you want, Mr. President. It means you have to work with Congress.

The fact that you and I will be paying more for toys this Christmas and we are already paying more for Halloween bears truth to my assertion of the recklessness of his policies. He's wrecking this country.

Donald Trump has betrayed them. He’s turned [his] back. The Republicans in Congress have turned their backs.

We’re fighting for the people that voted not just for our party and our values and principles, but voted for Donald Trump and his party.

This is serious, this is urgent — and requires immediate action.

They are doing this on purpose. It is deliberate. It is intentional. They have the funds. They’re just not using them.

There will be observers of the election monitors, so-called election monitors, that the DOJ is sending.