Time to Wake Up 305: Lyin’ Lee Zeldin
bought EPA’s story; but Zeldin figured a Republican-controlled Congress just might. The very next day, Zeldin
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As Trump Tries to Take Over U.S. Elections, Reed Delivers Speech Opposing Anti-Voter SAVE Act
claimed that passing the bill would “guarantee” a Republican victory in the midterms. Senator Reed points out that … rife with cheating and fraud, as my Republican colleagues would lead you to believe, then do they also
The Scheme #36: A MAGA Smear Campaign
impeaching rogue judges, it was called. My Republican colleagues argue that Federal judges should be impeached and removed … have another agenda. Tell No. 3: If Republicans were serious about rooting out judicial misconduct, we probably would
Klobuchar Delivers Floor Remarks Ahead of Senate Passage of the Bipartisan Canada Tariff Resolution
like an ad that quoted a beloved Republican President Ronald Reagan. He said, ‘well, I'm going
Time to Wake Up 302: Bought and Paid For
waivers as ‘‘rules,’’ so our fossil fuel funded Republican friends went nuclear, overruled the Senate Parliamentarian, and killed
Rosen Delivers Floor Speech Honoring Victims of 1 October Shooting in Las Vegas & Calls on Congress to Pass Bump Stock Ban
night. I also ask that we come together, Republicans and Democrats, in a bipartisan way to save lives
Slotkin Delivers Remarks on Senate Floor about Tragedy in Grand Blanc Township
violence across the country, that Democrats and Republicans, especially in this body, can rise above the petty political
ICYMI: Holding Letter from Michigander About Insurance Increases, Slotkin Delivers Speech on Protecting Health Care
Republican colleagues want my vote on that bill, they’re going to need to act like adults … wants a government shut down… But if my Republican colleagues want my vote on that bill, they
Time to Wake Up 301: A Dangerous Precipice
truly toxic decision delivered by an all-Republican panel of five on the Supreme Court. That decision … thank you, Upton Sinclair). Well, right away, the Republican Party came to depend on that fossil fuel dark
U.S. Senator Tina Smith Delivers Floor Speech Remembering Annunciation School Shooting Victims, Pushes for Congress to Pass Gun Safety Legislation
tragedy in Uvalde, my colleague Chris Murphy and Republicans joined together to write theSafer Communities Act, which invested … could make progress. Today, I plead with my Republican colleagues to stand up to this administration
Rosen Delivers Floor Speech Highlighting Devastating Impacts in Nevada of Washington Republicans’ Medicaid Cuts
care leaders about the devastating impacts of Washington Republicans’ cuts to Medicaid. In August, Senator Rosen visited health … speak directly with Nevadans about how Washington Republicans’ devastating cuts to Medicaid will hurt our communities. From
Time to Wake Up 300: Wake Up and Fight
battle can be over before you show up. Republicans’ big donors want: lower taxes for the rich, freedom … None of those results is politically popular. So Republicans see polling as a tool to manipulate and move
Time to Wake Up 299: How Empty and Worthless is the Power of Kings
cost of carbon. There was a time when Republicans were the great champions of cost-benefit analysis. Ronald
ICYMI: Slotkin delivers remarks on her Economic War Plan at the Center for American Progress
focus elected leaders, both Democrats and Republicans, on middle class issues? Own up to the role of money
Time to Wake Up 297: A Dagger in EPA’s Bipartisan Mission
agency was created, after all, by a Republican President, Richard Nixon. And even conservative presidents like Ronald Reagan … Prime Minister of Australia, and even a former Republican Senate Majority Leader. Throughout the hearings, witnesses emphasized
Time to Wake Up 296: Looters and Polluters
domestic clean energy losers. Do you remember when Republicans used to say government shouldn’t pick winners