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Republicans5 spoke

Such acts of courage should inspire Congress to ensure that not one more taxpayer dime ever again goes to Palestinian governing entities that engage in human rights abuses and that directly threaten support or turn a blind eye to groups that target American citizens.
Rand PaulR-KY, Senate, September 29, 2026
86 percent--86 percent. I am here today to reiterate my support for the Stop Insider Trading Act and urge my colleagues to support this important bill.
Todd YoungR-IN, Senate, September 29, 2026
I, too, would like to give my colleagues a shout-out. Senator Padilla and Senator Merkley, thank you for being down here on the floor with me for this first UC of my Senate career. More importantly, thank you for your work on this bill.
John R. CurtisR-UT, Senate, September 29, 2026

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Reserving the right to object, the message at the heart of these PSAs is a simple one: American values are worth defending against the failed ideologies of communism and socialism.
Cynthia M. LummisR-WY, Senate, September 29, 2026
For these reasons, I urge my colleagues to vote no on this resolution so we can stand with our ally Israel as they beat back the scourge of Iranian-backed terrorism.
Steve DainesR-MT, Senate, September 29, 2026

Democrats7 spoke

But what the Senator is saying is, he wants to do a human rights report on PA conduct. Fine. Bring it up. I will support him on that. But that is not all this bill does.
Chris Van HollenD-MD, Senate, September 29, 2026
I rise to speak on the human rights reporting resolution that will be before the body within about 90 minutes. I am a cosponsor of the bill.
Tim KaineD-VA, Senate, September 29, 2026
I rise in support of this resolution. I want to thank my colleagues Senator Sanders and Senator Van Hollen. Thank you, Senator Van Hollen, for your leadership on this particular resolution.
Peter WelchD-VT, Senate, September 29, 2026

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I have spent the last couple of years trying to learn as much as I can about artificial intelligence and its upside, and still long AI in terms of innovational brain. I think there are some real challenges.
Mark R. WarnerD-VA, Senate, September 29, 2026
But here is the thing: a prescribed burn produces smoke, and that smoke may become a penalty under the Clean Air Act for our communities. So this bill solves that problem so that smoke from a prescribed fire does not create a penalty under the Clean Air Act.
Jeff MerkleyD-OR, Senate, September 29, 2026
So, despite the fact that we can't pass this resolution today, I hope that the administration listens to the bipartisan pushback on these ads and reverses course immediately.
Margaret Wood HassanD-NH, Senate, September 29, 2026
Colleagues, I am proud to join our colleagues from Utah and Oregon in bringing up this bill.
Alex PadillaD-CA, Senate, September 29, 2026

Independents1 spoke

Today the Senate will vote on an important resolution introduced by Senator Van Hollen--and I thank him for his work on this--introduced by myself and more than 20 of our colleagues.
Bernard SandersI-VT, Senate, September 29, 2026

Sep 29, 2026Library of CongressIntroduced in Senate
Sep 29, 2026SenateRead twice and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
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