Legislation

Last year, Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced legislation to enact a 32-hour workweek on a national scale.

I intend to mark it up next week. That’s the intention, but we still have to work out details.

We have to get together and just as a single bill just pass, where we get the best control system.

The president wants to shut down USAID? He can have one of his Republican friends introduce legislation to do that, and it will be debated.

We have to stop playing nice in the Senate and block every damn thing that we can.

We have to stop playing nice in the Senate and block every damn thing that we can.

We also passed the bipartisan Safer Communities Act, the first major gun violence prevention legislation this country has seen in nearly 30 years.

Under the law I signed, Medicare can negotiate lower prices for another 15 drugs next year, 15 the following, and 20 after that until every drug is covered.

We finally addressed the longstanding issue that, for years, was one of the biggest challenges on this subject, which was that Medicare was prohibited by law from negotiating lower drug prices.

We’re going to fight to make sure everyone qualifies for that $2,000 cap on drug costs.

I will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices of artificially inflating rental prices.

I’ll work to pass the first-ever federal ban on price gouging on food.

I will fight for a law that cracks down on these practices.

I introduced a bipartisan, bicameral bill with former Representative Buck called the PREVAIL Act.

Are there any legislative measures that we have on the table now or anything that we should bring up?

They are the ones who have carried this banner, they are the ones who have passed this legislation.

Why? Because over the last few years, legislation implemented by Democrats throughout this country has made this country less safe.

This is actually, in fact, partisan, because Democrats and their legislation have created this issue.