It is unconscionable. And I think that that woman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who harangued a victim of a school shooting, David Hogg, who`s classmates were assassinated weeks before, she shouted down on the street called him little Hitler.

Donald Trump tried to end our democracy and put in place a Donald Trump autocracy in instant.

They’ve decided what Trump brings into the party, the fact that all these people show up to their rallies now, the fact that they were able to get all these judges through, that’s a trade that they’ve decided was worth it.

It is unconscionable. And I think that that woman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who harangued a victim of a school shooting, David Hogg, who`s classmates were assassinated weeks before, she shouted down on the street called him little Hitler.

Donald Trump tried to end our democracy and put in place a Donald Trump autocracy in instant.

This is going to be the first gay cabinet official confirmed by the Senate. And this is massive news.

It's still anti-Democratic. I think Steve sees that clearly. And I think that Mitch McConnell sees it clearly, which is why it took him six weeks to go along with the pretend kit.

I think it would be great if in this country, we had two parties that both equally cared about the fundamental principles of this country, democracy, pluralism, welcoming of immigrants. We don't have that.

This is not just a, you know, joke of a lawsuit it is that, it is also the most undemocratic action of my lifetime. And probably going back into Jim Crow territory, for the last time we had an action is this undemocratic.

I hope that the Joe Biden backs her up and that there's a really big fight to support her. And make sure that she gets through and expose these guys for the hypocrites they are.

This whole White House is not taken this pandemic that's cost 200,000 deaths seriously.

this is almost a nail in the coffin of his incompetence in handling the virus.

make it the largest intergovernmental transfer of financial responsibility from the Federal Government to States in our country's history.

We're in a very unusual moment where to oversimplify and carry on with my colleague Doug Badger, the Congress passed a law that didn't work.

It's an unusual lawsuit by the House as an institution to have to go into court in order to assert its constitutional authority and that's why they got the ruling they did.

Yes, it does. I think having 50 States try regulations gives us 50 opportunities to see what works and see what doesn't work.

The Government is good at usually increasing demand. It is a little harder at increasing supply.

Preexisting condition insurance plans, or PCIPs, represented a poorly designed, halfhearted gesture within the Affordable Care Act.

The Ryan proposal that you partly described does not eliminate tax relief. It puts it in a different form in more of a defined contribution approach.

We should be more concerned about what is likely to unfold as we approach 2014 and the immediate years afterward than the most recent ups and downs of the limited dosage effects of the Affordable Care Act's initial year of implementation.

We need to change it. It is somewhat of a distraction. We need to think about what assistance you provide to people through the tax system to help them buy health insurance.

But when we actually add it up, everyone is going to have to pay some money themselves. We cannot subsidize everyone's bill and think they all come out ahead.

As we speak, citizens are dying in the streets of Libya. But the United Nations Human Rights Council has on its agenda the adoption of a report praising the government of Muammar Qadhafi for its--and I quote--'commitment to upholding human…

Unfortunately, the new Council operates in a fashion almost identical to its predecessor, the same focus on Israel, the same membership dominated by countries with poor human rights records.

Efforts to reform the U.N. are almost as old as the U.N. itself.