We need the filibuster? The filibuster should stay in place? Absolutely, 100 percent.

I would never describe myself in that way. There are important problems that a government is necessary to address.

I think history vindicated someone like [former Sens. Kyrsten] Sinema [I–Ariz.] and [Joe] Manchin [I–W.Va.] to stand for that.

I absolutely support Zyn and those things as long as it's safe. I think that's important. That's a choice that every American of legal age deserves to have and to participate in a way that doesn't turn them into a criminal.

Congress has to be the adult in the room. We refuse to do that.

Being an independent voice that works with the other side to deliver for Pennsylvanians might put me at odds with the party that I have stayed committed to and have no plans to leave – but I will continue to put the commonwealth and the…

(Sen.) Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) needs to apologize to the voters of Maine and to everyone that donated to that train wreck of a campaign.

I'd say that the trash took itself out.

Extremism is driving it, without a doubt.

Without a doubt, the national debt is a ticking bomb.

I was the only Democrat that said that's dumb and terrible. Why would you shut down our entire government because we aren't able to win enough elections to make the kind of changes that we all want to?

We Democrats, we were so wrong about eliminating the filibuster. I was wrong too.