#bipartisan-support

#bipartisan-support

This bipartisan bill gives families the chance to invest, grow equity and strengthen our local economy.

"With access to capital, we can empower homeowners to become home providers for thousands of renters in every metropolitan area."

Trump expressed disappointment with the lack of flexibility from Russia in ending the war in Ukraine, stating that despite his assurances, a ceasefire remains elusive.

"Childcare, as you know, has been seen as a personal problem for women and workers, but not an economic imperative. We knew we needed to get businesses to make the case..."

"A lot of these states are getting these credit programs. Some people call it a race to the bottom, and I get that. But I'm from here and I'm telling you we have a chance to make really something cool."

The Religious Workforce Protection Act aims to allow foreign priests and religious workers to serve in the U.S. without facing immigration disruptions, benefitting local communities.

The survey revealed surprising bipartisan opposition to U.S. military involvement in Iran, with 60% of all respondents and even 53% of Trump voters against it.

This is a pro-family initiative that will help millions of Americans harness the strength of our economy to lift up the next generation.

Amid the intense immigration debate, Californians demonstrate a strong bipartisan desire for a path to citizenship, reflecting widespread support for undocumented immigrants who comply with guidelines.

Opedal expressed gratitude for the collaboration leading to the revival of the $5 billion Empire Wind project, vital for New York's energy future.

71% of voters support first-time voters showing proof of citizenship to register, indicating a rare bipartisan agreement on election integrity despite partisan divides.

For Republicans, it's long been Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, whose husband, Paul, is a prolific stock trader. 'I watched Nancy Pelosi get rich through insider information,' Trump recently told TIME.

"This isn't about appliance performance; it's about a war on freedom over basic home goods that many Americans depend on."

Democrats lodged their displeasure that Mr. Trump fired Gen. Charles Q. Brown, but seemed to indicate they viewed General Caine as perhaps the best possible option.

"North Dakota took its rightful position as a defender of the freedom to marry...when its state senate voted down a proposed legislative resolution that would have urged the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn its landmark Obergefell nationwide marriage equality decision."