VIDEO: Senator Moody Urges Senate Republicans to Stay in Session Throughout the Last Two Months of 119th Congress

Home How Can I Help? News Contact Us Share Your Opinion Federal Nominations Scheduling Request Storm Preparation About Search for: Home How Can I Help? News Contact Us Share Your Opinion Federal Nominations Scheduling Request Storm Preparation About All News VIDEO: Senator Moody Urges Senate Republicans to Stay in Session Throughout the Last Two Months of 119th Congress Nov 10, 2026 WASHINGTON, D.C.— As Veterans Day approaches, Senator Ashley Moody took to the Senate Floor today calling on Senate Republicans to honor the sacrifices of those who wore the uniform by continuing legislative work to pass legislation that addresses government accountability, affordability, and protecting the American Dream. Senator Moody also encouraged colleagues to work through holidays to confirm outstanding nominees and judges. “Tomorrow is Veterans Day; the greatest way we can honor our veterans is by working through Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, and every weekend from now until the gavel changes hands to get legislation passed that will restore trust, ensure accountability, and deliver concrete actions toward addressing affordability. We owe it to those who fought for this country to ensure the American Dream endures,” said Senator Ashley Moody. BACKGROUND: Senator Moody took to the Senate Floor today urging her colleagues to stay in Washington and continue doing the work the American people sent them to do. Senator Moody is fighting to pass the Stop Insider Trading Act , legislation that would prohibit insider trading—an initiative many Americans support. Senator Moody is also working to pass the SAVE America Act and protect American elections by ensuring only citizens are voting through voter ID laws—an initiative backed by the vast majority of Americans. # # # Join the Newsletter Email Address First Name Last Name Follow Follow Follow Follow Copyright 2024 Follow Follow Follow Follow Usage Policy PDF Help Privacy Policy Senate.gov