Tim Kaine

Do you think the flu vaccine reduces the risk of hospitalization or serious injury?

I believe they're an important part of public health strategy.

The flu vaccine, does it reduce the risk of injury or hospitalization?

We can't afford...

To hide under a desk and let any president, Democrat or Republican, send our best and brightest, our own kids, into war to risk their lives unless we have debated it, we have determinants in the national interest, we have voted and thereby put our signature and our thumbprint on the notion that it's worth sending our best and brightest to risk their lives.

This is an easy one, doctor.

This is an easy one.

This latest standoff seems to follow a familiar cycle.

A crisis captures national attention.

A number of Democrats and Republicans pledged to take action only for talks to fizzle and lawmakers to trade blame across the aisle.

That's what happened after a bipartisan effort to resurrect lapsed health subsidies fell apart recently, says Senator Tim Kaine, a Virginia Democrat.

Negotiations on immigration between Democrats and the White House are ongoing, but Congress is in recess until next week.

Sam Greenglass, NPR News, Washington.

We're more than 100 days into this set of military actions that's killed nearly 100 people in a couple of dozen strikes.

But Congress has yet to have a single public hearing in either the House or the Senate.

If that reporting is true, it's a clear violation of the DOD's own laws of war, as well as international laws about the way you treat people who are in that circumstance.

And so this rises to the level of a war crime, if it's true.

Based on the conversations I've had with Republicans, that many of them really want to fix this.

And they know if they don't, the midterm elections will make last week's 2025 elections look like a good night for them.

My Virginians have been suffering under this administration.