Duration and Purpose
delivered an all-night speech in the Senate, protesting 's policies and expressing concerns over cuts to Social Security and the social safety net.
His speech, which began on Monday evening, aimed to highlight what he described as "not normal times" for America, urging more action against threats to democracy and the American people.
Engagement and Record
Throughout his speech, Booker read letters from constituents and received questions from Democratic colleagues, emphasizing his commitment to remain on the floor as long as he was "physically able."
Booker's speech, although not a filibuster, kept the Senate floor open, with its length drawing attention to the historical context of marathon speeches in the Senate, including the record held by .