If corporations are going to run data centers in Virginia, they should cover the cost of them.
Mark R. Warner
The Public Record
Mark R. Warner is a prominent American politician currently serving as the United States Senator from Virginia. A member of the Democratic Party, Warner has been in office since January 2009. He previously served as the Governor of Virginia from 2002 to 2006, where he focused on education reform and economic development. Warner has been an advocate for technology and innovation, emphasizing the importance of a skilled workforce in the rapidly changing economy. He has also been involved in various bipartisan efforts, particularly in areas related to national security and infrastructure.
From the expansion of data centers to the administration’s senseless tariffs to Trump’s war of choice in Iran, Virginia families are being crushed by rising energy costs.
It is an insult to the thousands of people in the Intelligence Community who serve to keep our nation safe.
What qualifications, from my standpoint, does Mr. Pulte bring to the office?
AI agents – especially in the financial services context – should owe a duty of loyalty to the principal on whose behalf they are acting, like that of other fiduciaries.
I write to encourage Treasury to convene a broad and diverse set of stakeholders in order to develop clarity around the use and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) agents in the financial services sector.
As Americans struggle with the rising cost of gas, groceries, housing, and health care, President Trump’s priorities for taxpayer dollars are completely detached from the challenges families face every day: a gold-plated ballroom; a…
Our bipartisan legislation will implement key reforms to make sure that banks can actually use the discount window, reduce the unnecessary stigma associated with that use, and improve the window’s operations to meet the challenges of the…
We will continue to oppose this reckless legislation and keep fighting for policies that lower costs, strengthen communities, and put Virginia families ahead of political favors and self-dealing.
Narrowing eligible counseling services and allowing funding gaps of this magnitude abandons Americans at the two moments they need help the most: when they are trying to buy their first home, and when they are at risk of losing it.
The communities we represent depend on HUD-approved housing counseling agencies to serve as trusted guides through one of the most consequential financial decisions of families’ lives.
Pre-purchase counseling has been a cornerstone of HUD’s counseling program since 1968, created specifically to open the doors of homeownership to Americans who had long been shut out, and it remains just as essential today.
As families across the country are struggling with rising costs for groceries, housing, health care, and energy, Senate Republicans are also attempting to add another billion in taxpayer dollars to pay for President Trump’s ballroom—once…
We’ve all seen the effects of the Trump-Vance immigration agenda: Renée Good and Alex Pretti shot and killed in broad daylight by federal agents, families rounded up, and children separated from their parents.
He was a fighter. He was kind and funny, but, boy, you did not want to get on the wrong side of Gerry Connolly because sometimes that fighting spirit would show itself in his relentless — in other words, getting into an argument with Gerry…
It is critical that taxpayer dollars and federal government resources not be misused to support political activities, and certainly not partisan political activities that fund political candidates and intend to influence an election.
Public parameters of the Fund suggest that President Trump may use it as a mechanism for siphoning taxpayer dollars to his favored political campaigns.
I write today with grave concern regarding the establishment of the ‘Anti-Weaponization Fund’ and the potential for $1.776 billion of taxpayer funds to be laundered as part of a scheme to fund the President’s favored political campaigns…
This delay does not change what’s at stake. We will continue to oppose this reckless legislation and keep fighting for policies that lower costs, strengthen communities, and put Virginia families ahead of political favors and self-dealing.
Republicans may have dropped their plan to force taxpayers to fund President Trump’s ballroom, but the core of this legislation remains the same: more blank checks, more partisan chaos, and more giveaways designed to benefit Donald Trump…
Senate Republicans couldn’t even hold their own conference together long enough to bring this partisan bill to the floor before recess.
Narrowing eligible counseling services and allowing funding gaps of this magnitude abandons Americans at the two moments they need help the most: when they are trying to buy their first home, and when they are at risk of losing it.





