Cory A. Booker
The Public Record
Cory A. Booker is a United States Senator from New Jersey, serving since 2014. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously served as the Mayor of Newark from 2006 to 2013. Booker is known for his focus on social justice, economic opportunity, and community development. He has been an advocate for small businesses and has worked on various initiatives aimed at supporting entrepreneurship and addressing systemic barriers in underserved communities. In the Senate, he serves on the Small Business Committee and has emphasized the importance of maintaining successful programs that promote equity and access.
It's an honor to join my senior Senator in singing the praises of Jamel Semper.
He worked--and my Republican colleagues want to note--under a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney.
He worked--and my Republican colleagues want to note--under a Trump-appointed U.S. attorney.
the idea that diversity is important to talk about, to have a criminal justice system that reflects the diversity of the population.
There is no one that believes that children should have access to inappropriate, pornographic materials.
It is important that people know that we have a history of trauma in our country that we have overcome.
It is important that people know that we have a history of trauma in our country that we have overcome.
There is no one that believes that children should have access to inappropriate, pornographic materials.
As Co-Chair of the Congressional Trademark Caucus, along with Senator Grassley, I know how dangerous counterfeit goods can be.
I am planning to soon reintroduce, along with Senator Tillis, the SHOP SAFE Act to protect consumers from harmful counterfeit goods sold online.
I was happy to join Senator Tillis in introducing the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act last month.
I have introduced, along with Senator Tillis, and Senators Durbin and Hirono, the PREVAIL Act.
I was happy to join Senator Tillis in introducing the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act last month.
I have introduced, along with Senator Tillis, and Senators Durbin and Hirono, the PREVAIL Act.
As Co-Chair of the Congressional Trademark Caucus, along with Senator Grassley, I know how dangerous counterfeit goods can be.





