This critical program was made possible by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law that I helped get across the finish line. I look forward to seeing it reauthorized for another five years to continue delivering the water resources our communities need for our shared future.

I’m proud to help lead this bipartisan legislation with Rep. Fitzpatrick to ensure that federal funding is properly allocated to match our children’s health needs. Our children deserve access to the best care possible, no matter where they live🎗️

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These tariffs are not about protecting Americans — we can’t grow coffee beans in most of the United States. The President is illegally using these tariffs to punish his enemies while businesses here in Nevada pay for it ⬇️

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I can’t think of anything more out of touch. Perhaps Republican politicians will come to the table to save health care when they realize who their policies really hurt.

And on top of all that, Senate Republicans included a provision allowing them to personally sue the federal government for personal gain. There is nothing more corrupt than putting that in there.

A promised vote in the Senate on health care will likely fail – that’s why congressional Republicans agreed to it. Look, House Republicans can pass this CR without me, but if they want my support, they need to work with me on a fix to make health care affordable in America.

While there are parts of the CR that I support, including provisions to pay federal employees, prevent further illegal layoffs, and fully fund SNAP and WIC, I will be voting no.

Meanwhile, my constituents suffered. Now, they are set to see their health care costs increase up to fourfold.

I’ll remind you that while this was happening, the President hosted a fancy soirée at Mar-a-Lago – a taste of what he envisions for his new $250 million-dollar ballroom in the White House – sent $20 billion in taxpayer dollars to his buddies in Argentina, and tweeted about his new marble bathroom.