I think that the people of Georgia are, at the end of the day, asking, 'Who's in the fight for them?'
Raphael Warnock
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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.
Do you want the America of January 5th that sent its first Black senator from Georgia, its first Jewish senator from Georgia to the United States Senate? Or do you want the America of January 6th, pushed forward by a president who…
Listen, we have got to find our way quickly to the path that leads to peace. That's why the other night on the floor of the United States Senate, I pushed for a ceasefire.
It is great to see increased initiatives by federal agencies to promote disability diversity among their workforce by encouraging flexible hiring practices such as Schedule A.
It is great to see increased initiatives by federal agencies to promote disability diversity among their workforce by encouraging flexible hiring practices such as Schedule A.
It is great to see increased initiatives by federal agencies to promote disability diversity among their workforce by encouraging flexible hiring practices such as Schedule A.
Her extraordinary work demonstrates how a health care system that leaves so many drowning in caregiving costs, costs most of us will one day face, is a health care system that falls short of its basic obligations.
I would be remiss in this moment if I didn't just take a moment to remember the legacy of the late first lady, Rosalynn Carter, whom I was privileged to know and whose mission was to center and uplift our caregivers.
I would be remiss in this moment if I didn't just take a moment to remember the legacy of the late first lady, Rosalynn Carter, whom I was privileged to know and whose mission was to center and uplift our caregivers.
Her extraordinary work demonstrates how a health care system that leaves so many drowning in caregiving costs, costs most of us will one day face, is a health care system that falls short of its basic obligations.
Well, thank you. Your experience with this underscores the ways in which this cost not only to families, but all of us.
I would be remiss in this moment if I didn't just take a moment to remember the legacy of the late first lady, Rosalynn Carter, whom I was privileged to know and whose mission was to center and uplift our caregivers.
I support efforts to lower caregiving costs for aging adults. It is a critical issue for our country.
Her extraordinary work demonstrates how a health care system that leaves so many drowning in caregiving costs, costs most of us will one day face, is a health care system that falls short of its basic obligations.
I have worked tirelessly to address the needs of all Georgians, including the unique challenges faced by rural and underserved communities.
ReConnect, to be fair, is just one component of solving this big problem, but all of this new broadband infrastructure does not do a bit of good if people cannot access it, but also if people cannot afford it.
As I have said time and time again, broadband is to the 21st century what electricity was in the 20th century.
I remain committed to ensuring that all Georgians have access to the services they need to build wealth and ensure their financial security.
I have worked tirelessly to address the needs of all Georgians, including the unique challenges faced by rural and underserved communities.
ReConnect, to be fair, is just one component of solving this big problem, but all of this new broadband infrastructure does not do a bit of good if people cannot access it, but also if people cannot afford it.





