Synonyms for senators
sen·a·tors

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1. List of paraphrases for "senators":

   sénateurs, senate, senator, sheikhs

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1. Bob Rucho:

   We have won a governorship, two U.S. senators and the General Assembly, north Carolina has been one of the leading states in strengthening the Republican Party, and we feel that any sanctions against us would be against a group of people who have made great strides in helping the Republican Party in the Southeast and in the rest of the country.

2. New York:

   Eight credible allegations of sexual harassment, two since he was elected Senator, and one from a congressional staffer, that is not too high a standard, regardless of how the Republican party handles this behavior, and worse. Yes, it was Senator Franken's decision alone to leave the Senate -- a path Senator Franken ultimately chose -- but for many senators, including New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and others in this primary field, that was not too high of a bar to raise our voice and make clear we value women.

3. Deb Fischer:

   I think it's important that Some GOP senators recognize that all Americans have equal rights under Some GOP senators Constitution, i want to have justices who look at these cases and make decisions based on their review of the case and look at the constitution and apply it equally.

4. Mitt Romney:

   All the senators are going to seek medical advice as to what action we should take to make sure that we don't in any way spread this virus ourselves, we had a lunch together with Rand, and hope he's doing very well, but we have to determine whether any of us should self-quarantine as a result of being in the same room.

5. Elizabeth Slattery:

   While appeals court judges are based in one state, they hear cases from all the states within their circuit. District court judges, on the other hand, hear only cases from the state where they sit. Thus, home-state senators’ opinions are more relevant for district court nominees.