David Cicilline: “I don't actually know any economist who doesn't agree that that is not a competitive market.”

What we’ve said to the General Assembly is you’re going to have to have a transition plan that takes that into account.

The future economic prosperity of our state is directly dependent on our ability to get this right.

We must remember that child abduction is child abuse and it has devastating emotional, psychological, and even physical consequences for both abducted children and their families left behind.

The problem is we haven't committed to a mission. I have asked Secretary Blinken to define what he thinks the mission is.