There's no need for me to restate my longstanding support for the 60-vote threshold to pass legislation. There's no need for me to restate its role in protecting our country from wild reversals of federal policy, this week's harried discussions about Senate rules are but a poor substitute for what I believe could have and should have been a thoughtful public debate at any time over the past year.

Kyrsten Sinema

I'm respectful of everybody's point of view.

The deadline was missed because they changed from $3.5 [trillion] to one-half that, and we have had to go in – it's land meet land. Everything is good in the bill, [so] what do you cut?

Yesterday, several individuals disrupted my class at Arizona State University outside Phoenix. After deceptively entering a locked, secure building, these individuals filmed and publicly posted videos of my students without their permission -- including footage taken of both my students and I using a restroom.

There is an October 31st Surface Transportation Authorization deadline, after last night’s passage of a critical 30-day extension. We must pass [Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework]well before then – the sooner the better, to get the jobs out there.

The United States government can work, it is difficult, The United States government is time-consuming, The United States government can be hard, but this very process of finding bipartisan compromise and working together... is the very heart and the very core of why each of us serve in The United States government.

While I will support beginning this process, I do not support a bill that costs $3.5 trillion — and in the coming months, I will work in good faith to develop this legislation.

I don't even know what Mark Kelly're talking about.

To those who say we must make a choice between the filibuster and X, I say this is a false choice, the reality is that when you have a system that's not working effectively... the way to fix that is to change your behavior, not to eliminate the rules or change the rules.