Raphael Warnock

We’ve learned, due in part to recent history, that it’s easier to get into a war than it is to get out.

The problem is that the President has decided to use that military force and significantly deplete our defense arsenal for his own pet projects.

Here we are, tens of billions, if not hundreds of billions, of American taxpayer dollars spent. Gas prices are well over $4 a gallon. Hard-working American families crushed under tens of billions of dollars in soaring energy prices, and…

The question is, did the president think about it? Did he think about those families? Even as he said it will all just work out. It always does.

Let’s not forget that the President of the United States, in deciding to launch this war, created a situation in which we lost our service members.

Today is a victory for the people of Georgia. When we stand up and speak out, the power of the people is more powerful than the people in power. I was proud to elevate the concerns of the people of Social Circle and Oakwood over the past…

We agree that it is time for PPO to begin the process of confirming Democratic nominees.

We should be clear: No practical barrier prevents the President from next appointing a Democrat to the SEC.

As I move around Georgia, ordinary people are very upset by this. And I think, you know, when you try to diminish people's voices, they don't take kindly to that.

Head Start plays a critical role in providing child care and early learning services in rural communities.

The time is always right to do what’s right. I urge my colleagues to do what your constituents are begging you to do and join me in putting a check on this president’s lawless warmongering.

Let me start by saying that I’m very proud of our military. That’s not the question here. We, we have the most powerful, the most effective military force in human history. The problem is that the President has decided to use that military…

Madam President, I rise today to ask a simple question. After 109 days of a failed war, and now a fragile, temporary, but welcome truce, will my Republican colleagues choose today to finally stand up to this president? Will my colleagues…

After 109 days of contradictory messaging, rampant and rank corruption—with people literally cashing in on news about this war—and devastating news stories from the Middle East, will this be the vote when my colleagues finally stand up for…

I would respectfully disagree with your characterization regarding SNAP. There are a lot of children all across Georgia who are suffering, families trying to put it together and, I think we can do better than that.

Seersucker is interwoven with the style and tradition of the South.

I would respectfully disagree with your characterization regarding SNAP. There are a lot of children all across Georgia who are suffering, families trying to put it together and, I think we can do better than that.

Georgia farmers are telling me that they continue to struggle with high costs, costs exacerbated by President Trump’s war in Iran, and his tariffs—which is a tax on all of us on virtually everything.

Health care has been doubled for millions of Americans, and they’re having to figure out how to make their lives work in the midst of this, many of them choosing between food and health care.

Grocery costs are up, you don’t dispute that, right? Even as you call these individual items, you don’t dispute that grocery costs are up in America?

If the President nominated a Republican to replace Commissioner Peirce without also nominating a Democrat to the SEC, he would violate the Securities Exchange Act.

I would respectfully disagree with your characterization regarding SNAP. There are a lot of children all across Georgia who are suffering, families trying to put it together and, I think we can do better than that.

But it’s not just farmers that I’m concerned about, I’m also concerned about Georgia families.

I’m trying to make sure that I’m doing everything I can for farmers and families in Georgia. So, I’m concerned about the ways in which they’re struggling.

Georgia farmers are telling me that they continue to struggle with high costs, costs exacerbated by President Trump’s war in Iran, and his tariffs—which is a tax on all of us on virtually everything.