Taxpayers cannot keep writing blank checks for a Department of Defense that repeatedly fails to account for trillions of dollars in assets.
Ron Wyden
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Ron Wyden is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Oregon, a position he has held since 1996. A member of the Democratic Party, Wyden has been a prominent advocate for civil liberties, healthcare reform, and technology policy. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on issues such as privacy rights, government surveillance, and access to healthcare, often emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability in government actions.
There are other examples of how Mr. Clayton is willing to say anything in defense of Donald Trump’s corruption and abuses.
This whole mess came out in a court hearing last week where, not only did the judge criticize the government’s attorneys, the government itself acknowledged its numerous errors and mistakes before eventually withdrawing the subpoenas.
Mr. Clayton didn’t offer a shred of evidence to support his conspiracy theories, so I asked him – who were these mythical election bandits?
I am also deeply concerned about Mr. Clayton’s role in the abusive subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists.
Mr. Clayton is willing to say anything in defense of Donald Trump’s corruption and abuses.
We want to stress that this is not the time for creating new or different criteria for accessing this critical funding to support initial attack.
More importantly, independent privacy and security oversight is not an optional expense to be cut when it becomes inconvenient.
As such, we encourage the Commission to proceed with this rulemaking and pursue enforcement against deceptive hidden fees, surveillance pricing, and markups related to food and grocery deliveries.
Today the Finance Committee took an important step towards common sense reforms that will protect taxpayers and modernize the IRS.
I'm gratified the work to secure the end of this needless confusion for these hardworking Oregonians is in the bill.
That's why Congress must pass the WARRIOR Act—to protect the fact that every qualified servicemember should be judged by merit, not by chauvinistic and outdated perceptions of gender roles.
Look, Trump has had no plan for Intel. He’s had no plan for intelligence for months and months, and I assume that’s going to continue.
Trump’s sweetheart audit immunity deal is perhaps the most brazenly corrupt action taken by a president in American history.
Pete Hegseth has made no secret of his contempt for women and transgender servicemembers.
Anyone with the will to serve their country and the ability to do the job shouldn’t be shut out of combat units due to their gender.
rein in this lawlessness by Trump, while defeating it would amount to an endorsement of an obscene and illegal self-dealing by the president of the United States.
big steps to make some history in the area of tax policy and get us on the road to wringing out some of the inefficiency in the tax code.
The only reason to avoid the question is to satisfy Donald Trump’s delicate ego.
The moment they are asked to provide some evidence – any evidence – for their claims, they fall back on the 'I was just asking a question' excuse.
Vote by mail benefits rural voters who live far from polling stations. Vote by mail benefits older voters who may not be able to drive.
Mr. Clayton has repeated baseless conspiracy theories about American elections, refused to acknowledge who won the 2020 election.
Deciding when and how to start a family is deeply personal, and Americans deserve access to the full spectrum of quality health care to make those critical decisions.
Clayton was unqualified and would act as the president’s 'election conspiracy win'.





