And in the end, that's why he will prevail.

I think if you look at the issues broadly, the differences between Abdul El-Sayed and Rogers when it comes to fighting for families in Michigan, it's pretty broad.

“Effectively identifying threats to our state’s precious natural resources is critical to keeping our environment strong and healthy for future generations. We need to ensure our tribal communities, who have a deep understanding of these…

Both candidates ran strong campaigns focused on improving the lives of all Michiganders. But now it’s time to come together as a party and rally around our nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, to make sure Mike Rogers never sees the floor of the US…

He has to make those kinds of decisions as to how he approaches his campaign in the general.

This is only going to deter other scientific experts from public service.

President Trump is brazenly using the power of the presidency to enrich himself and give his well-connected cronies an unfair advantage over the American people.

I was proud to secure this funding to help Benton Harbor invest in infrastructure upgrades that will protect residents, homes, and businesses from severe flooding while improving waterfront access for pedestrians.

Michigan communities have experienced more severe storms and flooding in recent years that have threatened public safety and damaged property.

Having safe, reliable roadways is critical to public safety and local economic growth.

We’ve made meaningful progress by bringing together federal, state, and local partners, like Tony, but there’s more work ahead. I’ll never stop fighting to address PFAS contamination and protect the health and safety of all Michiganders.

I’m never going to stop fighting for this much-needed, bipartisan bill to help bring down costs for fruit growers and mitigate the spread of this invasive pest to prevent their crops from being spoiled to in the first place.

The administration has hollowed out the public health workforce.

They have fired, pushed out and cut funding for public health personnel, shrinking the CDC workforce by a quarter.

COVID-19 exposed serious deficiencies in our nation’s public health infrastructure.

“This bridge is a huge win for Michigan residents, workers, and businesses, and a boon for our state’s economy,”

“This bill seeks to honor her memory by strengthening safety guidelines, oversight, and education for human cell tissue transplants.”

I don't think the Canadians want those fires any more than we do.

I want to begin by first echoing my colleagues’ comments, and joining them in mourning the loss of American service members who were killed in action these few days.

I have long said the United States has the strongest military in history, in the world, and I have no doubt that our brave service members can execute any mission and prevail in any battle.

You, sir, are the failure! Not the men and women that are on that front line.

This is a war. People die. It impacts people in a major way.

Well, certainly this is not a skirmish. That’s really a mischaracterization of what’s happening.

I am deeply troubled about how Graphite might be used in the United States to target Americans.

When you have people coming back as casualties and families that are grieving, this is a president that’s disconnected from the kind of humanity that we expect in the leader of our country.