Senator Patty Murray

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54 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2025 last heard Jun 2025

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Senator barged into the room.
All we could hear was bits and pieces of what he said, but we know that he was eventually detained.
I call on my Republican friends and colleagues to look hard at this moment and say, what comes next?
Are we to be at risk of arrest if we threaten to ask a question or deign to interrupt?
Was this
An over-response?
Was this a misuse of force?
Was this a disrespect of the very Senate itself?
Is this a moment when, as our founders who wrote the Federalist Papers dreamed, my colleagues in the Senate will show their loyalty to the role, to the check and balance, to the independence of the Senate more than they will show their loyalty to their party and their president, and demand an answer, an apology, and a different path forward.
Or is this a moment when all of us will watch this video of our friend, a member of the Judiciary Committee, a representative, a senator of Los Angeles and the state of California being roughly mishandled and say, too bad.
At least it wasn't me.
If we answer this moment with silence, we will be damned.
And our children and the world will say they didn't really mean it.
And I believe and have been told that they understood that service to be in service of freedom, not in service of any particular president or party, any particular state or moment, but in service of democracy.
who's had the blessing of sitting with him in moments when he's asked questions or engaged in discourse, who thinks of him as anything other than a reasoned, reasonable, mild-mannered senator.
We are a democracy, but we can lose that democracy.
It can be gone unless all of us speak out.
I come to the floor this afternoon to the United States Senate, a place where people are elected by their constituents to come here to be their voice, every one of us.
Republican, Democrat, elected by the people who we represent to come here and be their voice and to do the job.
What is that job?
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