Mike Levin

I voted today to reassert what the Constitution has always required: that in this democracy, no one person decides when this nation goes to war. Not now. Not ever.

They deserve a Commander-in-Chief who takes that responsibility seriously too, and a Congress that refuses to look the other way when the Constitution is ignored.

Article I is not a suggestion. It is the supreme law of the land.

Today, I voted for the War Powers Resolution to end the Trump Administration's unauthorized military campaign in Iran.

Betting on war and death should be illegal.

There is scientific consensus on the fact that our world will experience another global pandemic, and the next one is likely to be connected to antimicrobial resistance. It’s not a matter of if it will happen, it’s a matter of when.

The DEATH BETS Act would stop a system that allows individuals to make money off predicting if service members will be put in harm’s way.

No one should make a profit betting on war and death through prediction markets.

The Energy Bills Relief Act is the consumer-first energy policy that American families have been demanding.

President Trump promised to cut energy bills in half — instead, he started a war driving up the cost of gas, electricity, and groceries for every American family.

Americans are tired of paying more while utilities and fossil fuel companies profit. That's why I'm proud to introduce the Energy Bills Relief Act — a consumer-first plan to lower electricity bills and take on the structural drivers of…

I’m proud to have secured over $8.2 million in new federal funding to ensure the Oceanside Harbor continues to be a lifeline for our commercial users, our military, and the surrounding community.

These allegations demand a swift and thorough response by your agency to ensure a zero-tolerance approach to foreign interference in American politics.

I write to express serious concern with recent allegations made by Hungarian Prime Minister-Elect Péter Magyar that the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) received public funds from the country’s former government.

I suspect these high numbers are part of Stephen Miller’s demands to meet high detention quotas.

Regardless of what your preferred energy sources are, we all should be able to agree that no Administration should have the ability to negotiate backdoor deals with companies to abandon projects that our country needs.

These project cancellations are a bad deal for our constituents as both taxpayers and ratepayers.

These cancellations are a massive loss at a moment of unprecedented energy demand growth and will make our grid less reliable.

I’d like to draw the Committee’s attention to the alarming use of nearly $2 billion dollars of American taxpayer funds to pay foreign owned companies to keep our constituents’ utility bills sky high.

I urge my colleagues to protect this bipartisan compromise and reject any amendments that would jeopardize it.

Right now, out of 15.8 million veterans in this country, fewer than half are enrolled in VA health care. That is unacceptable.

This country made a promise to our veterans that were exposed to toxic chemicals while they served, and that promise doesn't expire no matter what's happening politically in Washington, D.C.

That is how this work is supposed to get done, and this bill is proof that it still can be.

I take that responsibility very seriously.

The Judgment Fund should not pay elected officials. Not Democrats. Not Republicans. Not the President. Not members of Congress.