I hope it ends it this week. Frankly, I see it from my folks. I was greeting voters yesterday.

Get the darn thing open. Deal with the health care cliff. Don't let people go hungry, when we've got money set aside on SNAP.

This is a classic thing where there's no one, you know, part of government that's got the whole answer to this.

The Republicans, who are running Congress right now, they're not even pretending to solve – try to solve the problem. They're not even going to work.

Get the money out to people in need, sit down with us, get this resolved this week, and let's get everybody back to work.

If you want to put Americans in harm's way, it needs to be done on a bipartisan basis.

Absolutely.

Even though I’m the hope and change guy, there are things I’m worried about.

Not a great endorsement.

Costs haven’t gone down, they’ve gone up, partly because of Trump’s shambolic tariff policy.

Abigail’s opponent does seem to care a lot about what Trump and his cronies are doing. She praised the Republican tax law that would raise the cost of health care and housing and energy in Virginia.

It’s like everyday is Halloween, except it’s all tricks and not treats.

There is absolutely no evidence that Republican policies have made life better for the people of New Jersey.

Let’s face it, our country and our politics are in a pretty dark place right now.

It’s like every day is Halloween, except it’s all tricks and no treats.

You’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t. I can’t remember a situation where I felt there were less palatable choices.

How am I supposed to choose between those two constituencies? I care about all those people.

Merrick Garland was a fundamentally corrupt attorney general. Jack Smith was a fundamentally corrupt prosecutor. This was a political enemies list from the beginning.