Raphael Warnock

She was only there three weeks. I'm not sure she was fully unpacked when she started dumping millions of dollars of stock trying to protect herself. She purchased that seat. It has done well for her. The issue is that the people who sold…

I think she's been terribly consistent. Every move that she made has to do with Kelly Loeffler.

Georgians are still wondering, who in the world is going to show up and provide COVID relief for our businesses that are closing? We're in the middle of a pandemic.

I happen to think that health care is a human right, and I intend to stand up for it in the United States Senate.

This is not about right and left. This is about right and wrong. And so it's quite unfortunate that once again she's sowing the seeds of division.

My story reminds us that the American promise is very much alive, it's just slipping away from too many people. And it is those people who are on my mind and on my heart as I go to bed at night, as I visit waiting rooms and critical care…

At the end of this long count, listen, Joe Biden will be the president and Kamala Harris will be the vice president. And I look forward to working alongside them to protect people's health care, particularly those with pre-existing…

I don't think voters show up to vote for politicians. And that's the problem with our politics right now. The politics too often is about the politicians. I think voters vote for themselves.

Get ready, Georgia. Kelly doesn't want to talk about why she's for getting rid of health care in the middle of a pandemic so she's going to try to scare you with lies about me.

I believe that faith ought to bring us together, ought to cause us to be true to the highest in our humanity and, yes, even affirm the American covenant 'e pluribus unum', out of many one.

Of course I'm deeply honored by the endorsement of President Obama and also Vice President Biden and the late congressman John Lewis. I was his pastor. But the Obama endorsement is special because when we were trying to pass the Affordable…

Good public policy helps people live their best lives.

That's what the civil rights movement is about. And that's what I tried to do at my ministry. And that's what I hope to do in the U.S. Senate at this deeply divided time in our country.

The Affordable Care Act is imperiled in this moment. That's a big part of the work he's done. I think we need to strengthen it.

People who are confident in their message don't engage in voter suppression. They trust the electorate.

There's no question that my good friend Stacey Abrams is right that change has come to Georgia.

I'm grateful for the endorsement of President Obama and others. But I think they're responding to the momentum that we see on the ground.

I think it's important for us to line up, to stay focused on the goal of delivering health care for all in this state.

This is not a battleground state. Georgia is the battleground state, the tip of the spear in a South that is quickly changing.

Healthcare is an economic issue. It's a public safety issue. And for me, it's a moral issue too. I firmly believe that in our country, everybody, whether rich or poor, should be able to receive quality health care.

None of us are safe until all of us are safe. Your children are not well unless my children are well. And this is about all of our children.

It is very important that we solve this problem. These people deserve better than what we're giving them today, and we need to provide better for them.

Agree with what my colleagues have said. The increased enforcement clearly has taken place recently.