Even as the lawless Emil Bove appears to have misled the committee about multiple, credible, backstopped allegations of misconduct, this body has sunk to simply being a partisan rubber stamp for President Trump.

isn't over, even when subservient Senate Republicans ignore another whistleblower and shove this character through their new-low.

The thing that's particularly dangerous about it is that this is probably a test case.

When they’re ramrodding this very troubled, very dangerous nominee through, and blasting through committee rules as they’re doing it, that’s a bad combination.

while I’m usually delivering fairly grim news about how the dirty deal went down, it’s founded in an optimism that when you know how the dirty deal was done, you know how to go back and undo it.

It was done. And so it can be undone.

This was done. It can be undone.

Once this comes home to roost in people’s homes, in their family finances, in really harmful ways, that [will be] motivating in a way that we haven’t seen before around this issue.

How do you have an issue that you win 74 [percent] to 12 [percent] and you don’t ride that horse as hard as you can?

The good news is that the American people hate dark money with a passion, and they hate it just as much, if not more, in districts that went for Trump as in districts that went for Biden.

To deliberately ignore [the laws of physics] for short-term profits that set up people for huge, really bad impacts—if that’s not a good definition of evil, I don’t know what is.

The fossil fuel industry has run the biggest and most malevolent propaganda operation the country has ever seen.