Raphael Warnock: “When we come back to Washington, we can fight for those parents and build on this work to check the power of this…”

We don’t have to imagine. We are seeing it in real time, and everyday people, as a result of that, are struggling—struggling to buy groceries, struggling to buy gas, struggling to buy their kids back-to-school supplies.

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.

Data center developers across the country are not operating in partnership with communities, and that’s why everyday citizens on both sides of the aisle are rightly and equally concerned about this.

Georgia’s nation-leading tire manufacturing industry helps keep Georgians safe and connected to boundless opportunities.