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This policy is indefensible. The Department must immediately abandon this approach and administer appropriated funds in full alignment with both the law and the needs of the communities that rely on these programs.
That’s why I’m proud to bring home this investment to repair and modernize this critical bridge, keep folks safe, and make sure Wisconsin businesses have the reliable infrastructure they need to grow and succeed.
But when aging infrastructure causes delays and disruptions, it hurts our businesses, costs them time and money, and makes it harder for them to compete.
Wisconsin businesses rely on our railways and waterways to get their Made in Wisconsin products to customers across the country.
But cutting E-Rate is not a child-safety measure. E-Rate funds broadband connectivity — not laptops, tablets, applications, or online content.
Cutting E-Rate would narrow that talent pipeline. Maintaining connectivity in every school and library is therefore an investment in America’s technological leadership, economic competitiveness, and national security.
Schools and libraries help develop the next generation of engineers, scientists, and cybersecurity professionals, including in communities that have historically lacked access to those opportunities.
Last night’s ruling from a federal judge made plain: the Administration’s efforts are in clear violation of Congressional intent.
My heart goes out to the innocent victims of today’s horrific shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School and their loved ones now facing the awful consequences of yet another school shooting in America. The best way to honor these victims…
We should understand that we’re sort of the rebound boyfriend.
There’s no world in which I get to run for office without somebody like President Obama.
Yeah, so, it’s a normal thing to love somebody, to really appreciate all that they’ve done, and to say, ‘Hey, here are some things I would have done differently.’
Here we might be Wildcats, we might be Spartans, we might be Wolverines, but we will never be Buckeyes.
You can take your Buckeye and you can shove it somewhere else.
You know, It’s funny, JD Vance called me a little weasel today. I’m like, ‘No, no, no, what you’re talking about is a fucking Wolverine.’
Everybody who cast your ballot, everybody who put your faith and confidence in democracy’s capacity to deliver the representation we deserve, whether you were for me or against me, I’ll be for you.