Amy Klobuchar

There are moderate Republicans and independents that are on the side of national security, on the side of the FBI.

I certainly do in fact that`s what I was thinking as I listened to the president`s beautiful and forceful speech. I was thinking of the people of Ukraine putting their lives on the line, ballet dancers wearing camo. You`ve got young men…

When you've got the president out there on Truth Social, the same guy that, by the way, was taped in Georgia saying to the secretary of state, 'Hey, get me 11,000 more votes.' Americans don't like when people are messing around with their…

This concerns me so much, Andrea. We already saw from the insurrection the effect that Donald Trump's language – that he has so many people out there that will just follow him, and he feeds on that, and he sends out messages to them.

I will say in America, we know as a great man once said, the law is king. The president isn't king. And I would add to that the former president isn't king. Everyone has to follow the laws.

As Attorney General Garland has explained, someone of just utmost credibility and integrity, the Justice Department tried to negotiate this.

This is very serious, Andrea, and my first reaction is to stand with the men and women of the FBI who are simply doing their jobs.

He has said he is running again, and I support him.

This is the Inflation Reduction Act. And our Republican colleagues have been very focused on things in the past, like deficit reduction, and this actually reduces the deficit by $305 billion.

Yes, the Republicans have shown their true colors, but the Democrats, we are willing to work around the aisle, across the aisle where we can find common ground.

Women want to make their own decisions about their health. They don’t want Ted Cruz making them, they don’t want the Republican Party making them.

The way that we beat Donald Trump and his extremists like what happened last night in Kansas, right, where regular people turned out in record numbers and defeated an extremist provision on abortion, or fast forward to the elections. The…

The Electoral Count Act was passed in 1887. While it hasn’t gotten much attention in the next 130 years, it became the cornerstone sadly of a plan hatched by President Trump and his allies that led to an attempt and this insurrection at…

This bill is the game-changer. $300 billion dollars in deficit reduction, and all of the economists that have looked at it have said that is why it is called the Inflation Reduction Act.

Yet our democracy rose again, and the inauguration went forward. And part of that is working together to make sure that laws can’t be used by anyone of any party, any political persuasion in a way that undercuts the will of the people.

There needs to be changes.

I do not think we would be where we are without him.

We have talked about the role of the Vice President, which cannot be used to overturn the will of the people.

The John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act is critical to restoring and strengthening core protections against voting discrimination.

I want to thank my friend, Senator Blunt and the Members of the Committee for an incredibly productive hearing.

I remember Senator Blunt and I realized it was going to take at least 24 hours before we even knew the insurrection was coming our way.

My proposal here and the bipartisan work that you have done would guard against efforts like those by ensuring that candidates can go to Federal court to stop rogue Governors from sending invalid electoral votes.

I want to thank Senator Capito, who was part of the bipartisan group and is a valued Member of our Committee.

It is really important that this spirit of bipartisanship gets us through and gets this thing passed.

Who has been a major leader in this area, and worked with me and Senator Durbin on our bill