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Thank you Senator @SenatorWicker. I look forward to working with you to improve our beloved state. Mississippi has bestowed on me the honor of a lifetime and I’ll spend every minute doing everything I can to be worthy of that trust. #MississippiMatters
Congratulations to Senator-elect Scott Colom. Mississippi voters have spoken, and they have honored you with the privilege to represent the state we love. I look forward to working together for the good of Mississippi and the United States.
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith: On behalf of all Mississippians, I say thank you. For a quarter of a century, you have devoted yourself to public service. Mississippi farmers and outdoorsmen are better off because of you. Our rural hospitals, small businesses, and energy producers are more secure. You have protected our natural resources and championed our growing economy. I am grateful for your efforts to help Mississippi reach its potential now and in the years to come.
Four Senate leaders – two Republicans and two Democrats – met with @ProbSolveCaucus this week to advance bipartisan permitting reform.
It's another sign that power lies in the middle, where both parties can come together to lower costs for Americans.
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Grateful to sit down with Congressman Mike Lawler this morning to discuss the transition plan ensuring the people of NY-17 have unwavering constituent service support on January 3rd. This is about fighting for and serving everyone in NY-17. It’s about people not parties.
Washington has enough partisan warfare. We need more cooperation.
@SenFettermanPA and @Hamilton4Kansas recognize that the filibuster can help keep power in the middle, rather than handing it to the loudest voices on either extreme.
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I just met with Senator John Cornyn.
He has served our state honorably, and I’m grateful for his advice and guidance.
Now is the time for us to come together — Democrats and Republicans — to deliver for Texas.
Americans want Congress to govern and solve problems. As @RepAdamGray says, “Washington’s got to stop with the messaging bills and the finger-pointing, and got to actually do something.” With a Republican president and a Democratic House, that means passing bills both parties can support. #ProblemSolvers #BlueDogs
Abdul El-Sayed should have condemned the antisemitic ad run on his behalf. @RepHaleyStevens was right to break with her party over his refusal to do so, and his many troubling connections he has with anti-American and antisemitic figures, and we stand with her.
There's no silver bullet for fixing Social Security.
Former Gov. @MartinOMalley recently told a No Labels call that raising the retirement age would do little to address the program's long-term funding gap. And even eliminating the payroll tax cap would leave a substantial shortfall.
🚨 No Labels is proud to award our Problem Solver Seal to Congressman Mike Lawler!
Rep. @lawler4ny has shown a willingness to break with his party and work across the aisle to pursue real solutions – from healthcare affordability to deepening America’s ties with our allies.
That independent approach is exactly what the Problem Solver Seal is meant to recognize.
Congratulations, Congressman Lawler!
At least 70 senators and 185 House members have received violent threats since 2024, a @nytimes investigation found. The threats target Republicans and Democrats alike, and their families.
This is where the politics of hate leads and why No Labels stands against it.
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The House will flip. The Senate could be next. And Iran may be the deciding factor.
On a No Labels call this week, @BobCusack offered his outlook on the midterms and explained what it will take to unite a deeply divided country.
Hundreds of bipartisan bills pass committee and never get a vote.
Credit to @SteveDaines and @SenJeffMerkley for a plan that rewards cooperation and gets the Senate delivering again. That's what the commonsense majority wants.
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Neither party holds a monopoly on good ideas. That’s why I have always worked with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to develop common-sense solutions to our nation’s most pressing problems. I’m honored to receive the @NoLabelsOrg Problem Solver Seal.
This is what it looks like when a candidate reaches beyond the usual partisan lines. @BeauBayh is building a coalition around common sense, independence, and putting Indiana first.
🚨 No Labels is proud to award our Problem Solver Seal to Senator Susan Collins.
@SenSusanCollins embodies the independent spirit of Mainers and puts problem solving ahead of party politics – helping deliver commonsense results like the bipartisan infrastructure law.
She has built her career around showing up, doing the work, and finding a way forward.
Congratulations, Senator Collins!
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The far left sees October 7th—the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust—not as an occasion to mourn the 1,200 Israelis murdered in an act of terror but as an occasion to romanticize the mass murder of Jews as “resistance.”
The inevitable consequence of glorifying political violence is political violence itself. That is the dangerous direction in which American politics seems to be heading.
Sen. @RonWyden just showed what standing up to the politics of hate looks like.
When antisemitic posters targeted Jewish leaders at the University of Oregon, he spoke out clearly and forcefully.
More leaders should do the same.
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The politics of hate doesn’t happen on its own.
In a new documentary, @NateFriedman97 investigates the people, money, and organizations behind some of New York City’s most extreme protests – and asks how much of what looks grassroots really is.
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