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Foster desists from presidential run; endorses Senator Justin Casanova-Davis Press Release 004 | Las Vegas, NV - U.S. Senator John H. Foster (D-AZ) spoke outside his exploratory committee headquarters on his decision to suspend active campaigning before the Democratic Primary begins and adhere to Senator Justin Casanova-Davis' campaign and platform. "This short journey has been one of immense dedication, fueled by the passion and commitment of countless supporters who have believed in our vision for a better America. I am deeply grateful for the support, the sacrifices made by our volunteers, and the hope that has bound us together - even if it was for a couple of months. However, in the face of the challenges ahead, I've realized that our path to achieving this very ambitious aspiration is best carried forward by a candidate whose commitment and depth of understanding align more closely with the needs of today. It is with great humility that I announce my endorsement of Senator Justin Casanova-Davis to become the next President of the United States. With Senator Casanova-Davis we have a man who embodies the integrity of a statesman to lead our country during the turbulent times ahead. I see a leader who listens, who advocates tirelessly for the causes he's passionate about - and who has the wisdom and experience to craft the best plan for the next four years. I pledge my full support to Senator Casanova-Davis - and urge all Americans to do the same - as we will work alongside him and continue our journey For America!"

Name: John H. Foster (D-AZ) Media/Outlet: MSNBC Reason: Supporting Unified Aid Bill The United States stands committed to supporting its allies for the mutual benefit of shared values, security, and prosperity. Supporting them is what we've always done and what maintains today's peace - abroad and at home. The bill includes strong oversight provisions for transparency and accountability, telling otherwise is lying blatantly about the presented facts. This is crucial in ensuring that aid is used solely to bolster defense capabilities, maintain security, and foster stability in both countries. We must make sure aid is delivered through well-determined legislation, and while it seems logical for both sets of support to be funneled through an omnibus bill, Republicans intend to only partially get on board by striking the Ukraine assistance language from the bill and separating it into another piece of legislation. Now is not the time for tricks in passing this bill - our allies need our hand.

Foster votes for Unified Aid; calls the bill "the most important legislation of this year" Press Release 003| Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senator John H. Foster (D-AZ) spoke to the press in his office in the Russell Senate Office Building after debate started on the Unified Aid Bill for Ukraine and Israel. "We've seen it all from Republicans today, but we've also seen great interventions, profound wisdom, and congregated support from Senate Democrats in their intent to deliver the right legislation for these urgent matters. Ultimately, the proposal for organized, transparent aid towards Israel and Ukraine is a guarantee in favor of waging their defense efforts by maximizing the impact of our assistance while maintaining prudent stewardship of public resources. A transparent and accountable framework will identify areas for improvement so that every dollar is, not only accounted for but used in the most efficient possible manner. There is no doubt that this bill is the most important legislation of the year. This bill stands as the fundamental pillar for the safety and sovereignty of the people of Ukraine and Israel - and the Congress of the United States, with the whole apparatus of the U.S. government will be there to deliver."

Foster calls for "unrestricted bipartisan support" on Israel-Ukraine aid Press Release 002 | Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senator John H. Foster recently commented on the ongoing efforts in supporting the defense of Israel and Ukraine. "As we head towards more complex global challenges, it's imperative to reaffirm our unwavering support for the sovereignty and security of nations facing complex geopolitical realities. We stand in solidarity with Ukraine and Israel, two nations confronting distinct yet significant threats to their stability and peace. Such unwavering support demands increased resources for our allies' optimal defense, and the next administration must continue to strengthen our partnerships with them. This is the ideal moment to demonstrate to the American people and the rest of the world that the divisive political culture reigned in Washington D.C. is over and reasonable consent between both parties on the most pressing issues can be found. I join the call for strong unrestricted bipartisan support for the defense of our allies and will actively do my best to get them all their needed support." Regarding the change of leadership in Israel's government, Foster quickly responded: "Regev seems the right person for the job. I consider her vision for Israel and its defense constitutes the right blueprint for much-needed stability and direction in the State of Israel."

Statement on the death of President Donald J. Trump Press Release 001 | Queen Creek, AZ - U.S. Senator John H. Foster released the following statement after hearing of former President Trump's death in Palm Beach, Florida. "In moments like these, we reflect on the complexities of life and offer our sympathies with former President Trump's family and friends during this time of loss. Despite our enormous differences in the essential pillars that define today's society and government, the death of an American will always be a time of mourning - regardless of party and ideology. With the passing of Donald Trump, it's imperative for this country to close the chapter of political disloyalty. I encourage all Americans to embrace dialogue, empathy, and respect for diverse perspectives as we navigate our challenges and strive for a brighter, more united future for all. May he rest in peace."

Press Office of U.S. Senator John H. Foster (D-AZ) Tucson, AZ | Washington, D.C. Contact: Joanna Baylor, Chief of Staff. Press Releases: 001. Statement on the death of President Donald J. Trump 002. Foster calls for "unrestricted bipartisan support" on Israel-Ukraine aid 003. Foster votes for Unified Aid; calls the bill "the most important legislation of this year" 004. Foster desists from presidential run; endorses Senator Justin Casanova-Davis