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Raphael Warnock: “I can't believe I get to fight for everyday people to cap the cost of insulin, to make health care more…”

Featuring: Raphael Warnock, Democratic | U.S. Senate Georgia

Raphael Warnock Discusses Georgia's Political Climate Ahead Of Midterms

Published November 1, 2026

I have to. I'll be honest with you. Six years later, into this work, even with the aggravation of politics, every now and then I pinch myself. I can't believe I get to fight for everyday people to cap the cost of insulin, to make health care more affordable. And I look forward to doing that work for years to come. (08:27–08:35)

STATEMENT

Asserts involvement in efforts to cap insulin costs and make healthcare more affordable.

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“We're seeing record voter turnout.”
Asserts that there is record voter turnout in Georgia.00:19-00:22
“There is a rise in anti-Semitism in our country and globally.”
Asserts that anti-Semitism is increasing both in the U.S. and globally.05:05-05:18
“They are being crushed by these tariffs that are raising the price on everything.”
Asserts that tariffs are raising prices on various goods.00:24-00:29
“The road to a sustainable Democratic majority runs straight through the South.”
Asserts that the South is crucial for a sustainable Democratic majority.01:27-01:33
“Democrats are not investing enough in the south.”
Asserts that Democrats are underinvesting in the southern United States.01:33-01:38
“Mississippi is a blue state that just needs to be organized.”
Asserts that Mississippi is fundamentally a blue state needing organization.01:45-01:49
“Health care is unaffordable.”
Asserts that health care costs are unaffordable for many people.06:24-06:26
“I'm proud that I'm a part of a party that feels good when more people show up to vote.”
Asserts pride in being part of a party that encourages voter turnout.07:35-07:40