SECharles E. Schumer
U.S. Senator for New York
- Party
- D
- State
- New York
- Age
- —
- Serving since
- 1981
Rhetoric
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Toward Republicans
5.5n=92026-06-16 · Floor speech · congress.gov
Congressional Record remarks
…our ROAD to Housing bill, which we will vote on in a few minutes. At the top of the list, I want to thank Senator Warren for her diligence, her hard work, her intelligence, and her ability to reach out and take good ideas and synthesize them into outstanding le…
Schumer's statement is a floor speech introducing a housing bill, and it explicitly credits both his own party (Senator Warren and…
Link to source ↗2025-11-09 · Floor speech · congress.gov
Congressional Record remarks
Mr. President, America is in the midst of a Republican- made healthcare crisis--worse than anything the American people have seen in decades. Republicans have spent the…
The statement is a sustained partisan attack on Republicans as a bloc, blaming them categorically for a healthcare crisis and portraying…
Link to source ↗2025-11-08 · Floor speech · congress.gov
Congressional Record remarks
The bottom line is--the Senator from Ohio ignores that 99 percent of people--you want to hurt people making $10,000, $50,000, $90,000 and hold this up? We can fix wh…
Schumer directs comments at a specific opposing senator ('the Senator from Ohio'), attributing to him a motive ('cares about the…
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Legislative activity
Sponsored
2,456
Cosponsored
8,129
Career totals · Source: Congress.gov · Last pulled 10/18/2026