God of Heaven, Master of the world,
please grace this distinguished, exalted United States Senate.
Give blessings upon these distinguished individuals,
chosen by so many
who have entrusted them with
the responsibility of legislating
for the well-being of their constituents
and families.

While each of us may come from different backgrounds,
we stand here united with a shared vision and purpose,
with conviction and determination,
with love and strength,
to ensure that each day is better
than the day before.

As my revered teacher, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, [taught]:
Though humanity’s origin began in a perfect world,
human shortcomings led to its failings.
Yet it is through human goodness and kindness
that we can reveal God in this beautiful world,
his dwelling place on Earth
with the redemptive time of the coming of Moshiach.^[1] If this is an exact quote (rather than a generalized teaching), please let us know the source for it. If you know, please leave a comment, or contact us. 

Almighty God,
may those gathered here
remain mindful of Your presence
as they work to enact just laws,
the process of which itself
is one of the seven Noaḥide Laws
given to you and all mankind,^[2] Sanhedrin 56a; cf. Tosefta Avodah Zarah 8:4 and Genesis Rabbah 34:8. Six items were commanded to Adam: concerning idolatry, blasphemy, bloodshed, illicit sexuality, theft, and laws…God added to Noah, the law of not eating from the flesh of a live animal.” (Maimonides, Laws of Kings 9:1). The impetus behind sharing the sheva mitsvot in the context of ḤaBaD Lubavitch originates with the following teaching of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson: “We must do everything possible to ensure that the seven Noahide laws are observed. If this can be accomplished through force or through other kinder and more peaceful means through explaining to non-Jews that they should accept God’s wishes [we should do so]…Anyone who is able to influence a non-Jew in any way to keep the seven commandments is obligated to do so, since that is what God commanded Moses our teacher,” (“Sheva Mitzvot Shel Benai Noach,” Hapardes 59:9 7-11, 5745). 
and align it with Your will
to foster a peaceful and harmonious world.

Please let us see more peaceful days soon,
with the safe return of those being held hostage
as well as the dedicated men and women of our Armed Forces
battling evil at this time.
Bestow upon them
wisdom,
justice,
grace,
and empathy.

Bless our leaders
with good health,
compassion
and joy,
enabling them to bring honor to the United States
and to Your Name
the blessings to mankind
as they fulfill Your divine will.
Amen.