We continue to work on the process and I think it`s -- we had good, good progress over the weekend, I thought, and I think we can see the end of the tunnel.

Tim Scott said he was cautiously optimistic that the bill would be eventually passed but not by the end of this week.

the current state of manufactured housing has transformed positively where you have a stronger home, you have a more resilient home than ever imagined.

I will say this: You have brought or at least illuminated the importance of the issue of these co-morbidities.

This is not a Republican or a Democrat issue. This is not even a bipartisan issue. This is an American issue.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for this hearing, again, because I will tell you I am learning a lot from the witnesses.

I think there is another wake-up call that we are seeing as well.

stopping that project means you are going to carry that energy over the roads, over the rail, which actually increases our carbon footprint, not decreases our carbon footprint.

This is not a red issue or a blue issue. This is truly a purple issue.

That means that real people and their lives are strained by the lack of access to gas.

Senator Tim Scott and I introduced a bill, the Ensuring Parity in Medicare Advantage for Audio-Only Telehealth Act.

This bipartisan bill would reduce health disparities that result from unequal access to health technology.

This modest proposal to press communities to deal with repeatedly flooded areas has drawn some criticism.

I stand ready to work with my colleagues to achieve that goal.

The Senate Banking Committee and this Congress should do everything in its power to encourage WYO participation in the NFIP, not hamper it.

Cutting WYO compensation would be a terrible mistake and one that would quash the moderate amount of private sector participation we have in the NFIP.

Qualified immunity is off the table. They see that as a poison pill on our side.

Just before COVID, we had the most inclusive economy in my lifetime. The lowest unemployment ever recorded for African Americans, Hispanics, and Asian Americans. The lowest for women in nearly 70 years. Wages were growing faster for the…

Just before COVID we had the most inclusive economy in my lifetime, the lowest unemployment ever recorded for African Americans, Hispanics, and Asian Americans, the lowest for women in nearly 70 years. Wages were growing faster for the…

Hear me clearly. America is not a racist country. It`s backwards to fight discrimination with different types of discrimination. And it`s wrong to try to use our painful past to dishonestly shutdown debates in the present. I`m an African…

It`s a liberal wish list of big government waste. Plus, the biggest job-killing tax hikes in a generation. Experts say when all is said and done, it would lower wages of the average American worker and shrink our economy.

Biden was simply partisan and divisive.

This misplaced outrage is supposed to justify Democrats' new sweeping bill that would take over elections for all 50 states.

I have experienced the pain of discrimination.

The American family deserves better. And we know what better looks like.