I’m glad the president is reportedly considering a serious proposal.

They understand that the vast majority of people who benefit from these tax credits live in states the President won, and that the President’s own pollsters have underscored the enormous political urgency of Republicans acting.

History teaches us that Putin only understands strength and will not abide by any agreement unless it is backed by force.

However, we will not achieve that lasting peace by offering Putin concession after concession and fatally degrading Ukraine's ability to defend itself.

This is a Russian proposal. …There is so much in that plan that is totally unacceptable.

For over 10 years, Russia has illegally occupied Ukrainian territory and for almost 4 years, Ukraine has admirably defended itself against Russia's attempts to fully occupy Ukraine. No one wants a just and lasting peace more than the Ukrainian people.

I will continue to object to what the president is doing in terms about tariffs and his comments because they are not only detrimental to Canada and our relationship, but I think they are detrimental globally.

why this sale is in the vital national interest of the United States.

We can work together, we can extend the credits, but we probably can't implement significant reforms that Sen. Cassidy was talking about in the time frame that we've got.

I have criticized Secretary of State Marco Rubio for paying $7.5 million to the government of Equatorial Guinea.

So we need to look both in the short term and in the long term for how we address the cost of health care.