On the October 31 New York City Attack:
"President Trump, instead of politicizing and dividing America which he always seems to do at times of national tragedy, should bring us together." - Sen. Schumer (D-NY)
"I'm committed to fighting to keep our country safe and will continue to work in a bipartisan manner to advance policies to prevent global terrorism from reaching our shores." - Rep. Katko (R-NY-24)
On the GOP Tax Reform Plan:
“I’m deeply concerned with [this] partisan plan...it saddles future generations with trillions more in debt to pay for tax cuts for the most fortunate Americans.” - Rep. Schneider (D-IL-10)
"Today, we introduced a tax relief plan that will finally deliver relief from America's antiquated and overly burdensome tax code.” - Rep. Carter (R-GA-1)
On Limiting CFPB Protections:
“The unelected [CFPB Director Richard] Cordray issued yet another stupid regulation that would have hurt consumers, the people’s democratically elected representatives voted to stop the regulation.” - Sen. Cotton (R-AR)
“Our job is to look out for the people whom we serve...not to look out for corporations who scam consumers.” - Sen. Brown (D-OH)
On the Domestic Violence Records Reporting Improvement Act:
“Our bipartisan bill creates common-sense incentives for states to improve their reporting of domestic violence records so that we can enforce the law, keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers, and save lives.” - Rep. Rice (D-NY-04)
On the Access to Affordable Housing Act:
“Housing options are not keeping pace with demand and my legislation would help ensure more families can find stable, affordable housing.” - Rep. DelBene (D-WA-01)
On Reauthorizing CHIP:
“This five-year extension is done in a responsible and common-sense manner that keeps our fiscal promises and fulfills our moral responsibilities.” - Rep. Ryan (R-WI-1)