Today, I’m remembering the courage of John McCain when he voted to protect the ACA and keep millions of Americans from losing insurance. Protecting and strengthening healthcare for the American people should be something both parties can agree on, and I won’t stop fighting for

Maybe the Epstein Files were all in the East Wing?

Just a reminder that Trump already has the power to release the Epstein Files right now, this minute. They’re already under subpoena by the House Oversight Committee, so don’t fall for Trump’s claim that he wants full transparency. He’s been fighting against it for many

Just a reminder that Trump already has the power to release the Epstein Files right now, this minute. They’re already under subpoena by the House Oversight Committee, so don’t fall for Trump’s claim that he wants full transparency. He’s been fighting against it for many

Oh my goodness, Trump's net approval among Latinos is down over 30 points from the beginning of the year. On immigration policy, we see a similar shift away from Trump vs. last year. In heavily Latino areas in 2025, Dems did 20+ points better in NJ/VA than Harris last year.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Americans shouldn’t pay for the president’s reckless trade experiments. Trump is rolling back a few food tariffs, but most of his tariffs are still in place. If he now admits they raise prices, he should end the rest.

Nothing says serious national emergency like staging a $220M cowboy glamour shoot at Mount Rushmore while your friends quietly cash the checks. https://t.co/krYvH4Zm3S

Trump spent the last year driving up grocery prices with broad tariffs, then suddenly scrapped them and claimed he’s “lowering costs.” He’s the arsonist showing up with a bucket of water after setting the fire.  https://t.co/8bmpKyPH5b

Trump spent the last year driving up grocery prices with broad tariffs, then suddenly scrapped them and claimed he’s “lowering costs.” He’s the arsonist showing up with a bucket of water after setting the fire.  https://t.co/8bmpKyPH5b

Trump told Laura Ingraham that the American people “don’t have certain talents.” A President saying his own country isn’t talented. Can you imagine the total Republican freak out if Obama had said that?

Trump keeps pretending the economy feels fine, but families know better. Prices are up, debt is rising, and his policies are making it worse. When people ask for relief, he offers excuses and finger-pointing. His promises always sound good until real life proves them false.

The People’s House?

The Trump administration can afford $40 BILLION to bail out Argentina and $2 BILLION for Pete Hegseth to change the name of the Department of Defense. But making sure Americans can afford their healthcare? Too wasteful, according to every person who voted for Trump’s spending

Washington Republicans have spent over a decade attacking the Affordable Care Act, voting over 70 times to gut the ACA, slash Medicaid, and pushing junk “Trumpcare” that is nothing more than concepts of a plan. They continue to block us from lowering premiums and protecting

The Trump administration can afford $40 BILLION to bail out Argentina and $2 BILLION for Pete Hegseth to change the name of the Department of Defense. But making sure Americans can afford their healthcare? Too wasteful, according to every person who voted for Trump’s spending

Voters were loud and clear in the recent election that they want Democrats to stand and fight for democracy, for their healthcare, for a future where they can make ends meet.  I’ll never stop fighting for the constituents who sent me to Congress, and I’ll keep using every tool I

American household debt just hit an all-time high of $18.59 trillion. Car loan delinquencies are a big problem. Student debt is at a record high, too. This isn’t sustainable. A nation weighed down by so much debt cannot thrive. 50-year mortgages definitely aren’t the answer.

I’ll keep fighting to protect the ACA, expand access, lower premiums, and make sure every American has real healthcare rather than BS “concepts of a plan.”

As MLK said in 1966, “Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health is the most shocking and inhumane.” This is about whether parents can take their kids to the doctor, whether seniors can afford treatment, and whether working people can stay healthy enough to stay afloat.

The real “Trumpcare” is junk insurance for most people, and no insurance for many tens of millions. You’ll get great options if you’re wealthy or lucky. The Washington Republican “solution” is the same as it’s been for over a decade: kneecap the ACA, cut Medicaid, undermine

And now, during a time when costs are already squeezing working families, Washington Republicans are once again pushing nonsense. But this time they are fully in charge. Their actions have led to skyrocketing premiums, and much more pain is ahead if they get their way.