Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

Republican senators must decide today between upholding 244 years of democracy or going down in history as siding with a delusional con man. It shouldn’t be a tough choice.

Today, domestic terrorists attacked a foundation of our democracy: the peaceful transfer of power following free elections. We must reestablish the rule of law and hold them accountable. Democracy is fragile. Our leaders must live up to their responsibility to protect it.

Last week’s attack is cause for grief and outrage. But it should not be cause for shock. My essay in the @washingtonpost .

The attack on the Capitol makes it even more important that the Senate continue the long-standing tradition of confirming the President-elect’s national security team on day one.

Here's how elected Republicans and conservative media can begin the healing and unifying process: Accurately state that Joe Biden was duly elected president in a free and fair election. Urge Trump supporters to refrain from further violence. For a start.

Congratulations to @Schriock1  and @creynoldsnc  on their new book, which somehow manages to fit years of invaluable wisdom and advice into one volume. Get this for a woman in your life who's only begun to run and win.

If you haven't seen #TheDissident , I hope that you will. This incredibly powerful documentary about the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of the Saudi government is available to watch now:

Thinking about the children in Flint.

Democracy is fragile. We, the people, are its stewards. And we have a lot of work to do to protect it from those who attack it. Let's encourage our representatives to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act as a first step to safeguard access to the ballot. #DemocracyAgenda