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Raphael Warnock
@raphaelwarnock· Democratic · GA· Aug 10, 2026

I will continue to work closely with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to reach an agreement that supports Georgia’s farmers and ensures families have the resources they need to buy groceries at the end of the month.

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Raphael Warnock
@raphaelwarnock· Democratic · GA· Aug 10, 2026

Today’s Agriculture Committee markup was a missed opportunity to advance a bipartisan Farm Bill that supports farmers and families.

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Raphael Warnock
@raphaelwarnock· Democratic · GA· Aug 10, 2026

I can tell you, as the father of two small children, that it is much more than they wanted to spend.

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Raphael Warnock
@raphaelwarnock· Democratic · GA· Aug 10, 2026

They are the ones who are suffering the consequences of his reckless tariff regime.

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John Cornyn
@johncornyn· Republican · TX· Aug 10, 2026

I’m proud to join Senator Padilla in introducing the Desalination Reauthorization Act, which would authorize desalination grant programs for the next year to help construct more ocean and brackish-water desalination facilities to ensure…

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Brian Schatz
@brianschatz· Democratic · HI· Aug 10, 2026

They've just picked their own right-wing version of wokeness to fund with taxpayer dollars.

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Tom Cotton
@tomcotton· Republican · AR· Aug 10, 2026

American businesses must understand that the U.S. government will not accept the risks of Chinese AI, and such a prohibition also sends an unmistakable demand signal for American alternatives.

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Todd Young
@toddyoung· Republican · IN· Aug 10, 2026

Russia’s aggression cannot continue without consequences, and those helping sustain Putin’s war machine should face meaningful costs. This legislation gives the United States stronger leverage against Russia and those enabling its war. At…

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Tammy Baldwin
@tammybaldwin· Democratic · WI· Aug 10, 2026

The President’s unconstitutional executive order and the Postal Service’s misguided rule could very well tip the scales of the election and deprive Wisconsinites from having their voices heard accurately.

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Tammy Baldwin
@tammybaldwin· Democratic · WI· Aug 10, 2026

Head Start is a lifeline for working families, but since Donald Trump took office, his administration has repeatedly threatened care for our children and their parents.

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Ed Markey
@edmarkey· Democratic · MA· Aug 10, 2026

It’s unacceptable. But we can and will fight back. The FCC will be accepting comments for the next few months, and they need to hear what E-Rate means in your school, library, and community. Submit comments. Share the numbers. Tell the…

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Dick Durbin
@dickdurbin· Democratic · IL· Aug 10, 2026

To begin rectifying this unprecedented political attack, we demand that you restore all 33 of the DOE grants cancelled in Illinois as a part of these mass terminations.

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Bill Cassidy
@billcassidy· Republican · LA· Aug 10, 2026

Confirming Blanche would give the Trump loyalist more power

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Bill Cassidy
@billcassidy· Republican · LA· Aug 10, 2026

Mr. Blanche said these were mistakes, and he has made efforts to kill the slush fund.

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Chris Murphy
@chrismurphy· Democratic · CT· Aug 10, 2026

But the war needs to end because every day that the war continues, America gets weaker, Iran gets stronger, and people here in the United States get screwed, as prices go up and up and up.

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Chris Murphy
@chrismurphy· Democratic · CT· Aug 10, 2026

Yes, I will support a deal to end this war and reopen the strait. I am prepared to support a bad deal to end this war and reopen the strait because the only deal that is available at this point in time is a terrible bad deal.

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Chris Murphy
@chrismurphy· Democratic · CT· Aug 10, 2026

The supposed deal that’s on the table right now would pay Iran $100 million, excuse me, $100 billion a year, in order to reopen the Strait.

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