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Raphael Gamaliel Warnock is an American pastor and politician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Georgia since January 20, 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Warnock is the first African American to represent Georgia in the U.S. Senate. He previously served as the senior pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, a position that has deep historical significance in the civil rights movement. Warnock's legislative focus includes issues such as voting rights, healthcare, and economic justice.
This bipartisan legislation helps more businesses—especially small and growing businesses—access the public markets and capital they need to expand. That means more investment in Georgia, more Georgia jobs, and a stronger economy for our…
You should tell the people in Georgia that this war is a good idea. I think they’ll disagree.
But I’m not so sure folks fully grasped the long-term crisis that’s also brewing for our children and our grandchildren. Wars do not pay for themselves.
Folks back at home in Georgia, whom I represent, are struggling to just make their lives work. And they know President Trump’s Iran war and the tariff taxes are only making things worse. Talk to farmers in Georgia, they’ll tell you that.
They are looting this country. Dismantling it, selling it for parts, and lining their own pockets.
Corruption to the highest degree. They are looting this country. Dismantling it, selling it for parts, and lining their own pockets.
I will continue to advocate for Georgians impacted by the South Georgia wildfires, Hurricane Helene, and other natural disasters.
That’s why I introduced bipartisan legislation to give victims of natural disasters some much-needed relief.
Families who’ve just lost everything in a fire have a lot on their minds; the IRS shouldn’t be one of those things.
I’m proud my bill was signed into law and already in action supporting Georgia wildfire victims.
I want America to win. I love this country. For all of its flaws, and I’m mad at what’s happening right now…I love this country, and I want to see us win.
I want to make sure that every child growing up in some housing project in Atlanta, kids growing up in Dalton, Georgia, kids growing up in Appalachia, kids growing up on reservations, indigenous people of this land, and every child has a…
I was able to pass legislation to address that, and I spent a lot of time thinking about workforce development.
These kids are coming out, and they’re just buried in debt. They’ve got a mortgage before they get a mortgage.
The Trump administration’s actions will make it easier for debt collectors to aggressively go after sick or struggling Americans and prey on families already saddled with medical debt. That’s just cruel and unnecessary.
Folks go to the doctor one day for a bandage or some minor injury, and end up leaving with a financial burden the size of a mortgage. It could happen to any one of us.
Medical debt leaves Americans in serious financial jams. It wrecks lives.
The absence of a trusted voice allows conspiracy theorists and misinformation to fester, creating more panic.
What concerns us is the Administration’s potential hamstringing of those experts’ ability to convey scientifically backed information to the public.
Let us be clear: we have complete confidence in the career experts at CDC who are, and have been, working to respond to this potential threat.
Let me be very clear. No arcane Senate procedure should block people’s right to have their voices heard… and when we’re back in power, we’ve got to pass voting rights. No more handwringing. No more delay.
I think the answer to fighting those who are trying to fight the democracy is more democracy.
There is a whole range of jobs, but we have not done a good enough job of making sure that young people, regardless of what zip code they come from, have access to the pathways that lead to those jobs.
I just want to make sure that every child in America has a chance... I love this country, and I want to see us win.
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