Ruben Gallego
The Public Record
American politician (born 1979)
There's a lot of people that do fundraisers at golf tournaments, at NASCAR, at IndyCar.
We threw a Super Bowl fundraiser in Arizona where we raised money for my election in 2023. That's what you do.
My wife had just been through an unplanned C-section. I wanted to be there for her, and for our newborn because being a husband and a father matters more to me than any campaign, or any job.
My daughter Isla was born right in the middle of my Senate campaign. One of the most competitive races in the country. And instead of staying out there campaigning, I took two months off.
If Marco Rubio is the nominee to be president of the United States, we're in trouble.
The Democratic Party still does not understand that there is no national Democratic Party without the Latino vote being part of that coalition, and part of that is that you have to answer to where the Latino voter is, not where you want…
Denying Minister Ben-Gvir a U.S. visa would send a clear and necessary message: individuals who abuse public office to degrade detained civilians should not be granted the privilege of entry into the United States.
Using our servicemembers to intimidate Americans at the polls is disgusting, illegal, and exactly the kind of abuse this bill stops cold.
One of the things I’m very proud of is that I served to protect the Constitution of the United States and our democracy.
The one-size-fits-all approach to disaster response just is not working for the West.
“The Colorado River is a lifeline for Arizona,” Gallego said, noting the state is home to the most advanced semiconductor manufacturing hub in the Western Hemisphere and that the success of its industries are essential to the nation.
For too many small business owners, securing financing is still the hardest part of getting a business off the ground — and the problem runs deepest in communities that traditional lenders have long overlooked.
I know he’s a good guy, but at the end of the day, what he does with DHS, or doesn’t do with DHS, is what worries me.
Pepper-spraying a sitting member of Congress is disgraceful, unacceptable, and absolutely not what we voted for. Period.





