Chris Fields

Chris Fields is listed by the FEC as a Democrat candidate for U.S. Senate from New Jersey in the 2026 election cycle.

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[Wikipedia: Aftermath] Within 48 hours of the attack, and with the assistance of the General Services Administration (GSA), the targeted federal offices were able to resume operations in other parts of the city. According to Mark Potok, director of Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Cent…

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[Wikipedia: Casualties] An estimated 650 people were inside the building when the bomb exploded. By the end of the day, 14 adults and six children were confirmed dead, and over 100 injured. The toll eventually reached 167 confirmed dead, not including an unmatched left leg that could have belonged to a…

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[Wikipedia: Nichols] Nichols stood trial twice. He was first tried by the federal government in 1997, and found guilty of conspiring to build a weapon of mass destruction and of eight counts of involuntary manslaughter of federal officers. After he was sentenced on June 4, 1998, to life without paro…

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[Wikipedia: Oklahoma school curriculum] In the decade following the bombing, there was criticism of Oklahoma public schools for not requiring the bombing to be covered in the curriculum of Oklahoma history classes. Oklahoma History is a one-semester course required by state law for graduation from high school, but the…

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[Wikipedia: McVeigh] Opening statements in McVeigh's trial began on April 24, 1997. The United States was represented by a team of prosecutors led by Joseph Hartzler. In his opening statement Hartzler outlined McVeigh's motivations, and the evidence against him. McVeigh, he said, had developed a hat…

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Floor speech (house): July 2, 2025 - Issue: Vol. 171, No. 114 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 1st Session

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Floor speech (house): April 9, 2025 - Issue: Vol. 171, No. 64 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 1st Session

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Floor speech (house): August 4, 1995 - Issue: Vol. 141, No. 129 — Daily Edition104th Congress (1995 - 1996) - 1st Session

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Floor speech (house): May 14, 2025 - Issue: Vol. 171, No. 81 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 1st Session

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Floor speech (extensions): November 21, 2025 - Issue: Vol. 171, No. 197 — Daily Edition119th Congress (2025 - 2026) - 1st Session

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