After more 30 hours straight in the Capitol, I wanted to take a few minutes to write back to the hundreds of constituents who have contacted our office this week. Now I’m headed back to #MD03 hear directly from you at more community events, including at Howard and Anne Arundel

I just left the House floor where I voted NO on the President’s Big Ugly Bill.

House Republicans have rushed through the President’s Big Ugly Bill – all so he can have a photo op on the Fourth of July. I voted NO. See my full statement below:

My amendment to the so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill” was simple. It would increase the amount educators can deduct from their taxes on qualified out-of-pocket classroom expenses. Alongside all of the hundreds of other Democratic amendments, Republicans blocked this simple fix. Not

This morning, the American people woke up to see Democrats fighting for them and their health care on the House floor. Thank you, @RepJeffries. We’ll be here as long as it takes.

A late night update from Washington: Republicans currently do not have the votes to pass their so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill.” House Democrats will be here for as long as it takes to fight this monstrosity of a bill.

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House Democrats are united in voting against President Trump’s Big Ugly Bill. When it comes to gutting Medicaid, slashing SNAP, and cutting millions of jobs, we’re voting no. We just need four Republicans to join us.

House Republicans are allowing for ONLY ONE HOUR of debate on a 887 page bill that includes the largest cuts to health care and food assistance in American history. So we’re using every tool available – including an old-fashioned conga line – to slow this thing down.

Thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone who has reached out to our office to voice your concerns on the President’s Big Ugly Bill. Our phones have been ringing off the hook so I wanted to take a minute to speak with a few callers directly before I left the office late last

The attacks on fundamental rights and health care in the President’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” can’t be overstated. In addition to slashing Medicaid funding broadly, the Senate’s bill includes language to block Planned Parenthood from receiving Medicaid funding, which would

61 years ago today, President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law, prohibiting discrimination based on race, sex, religion, and national origin. This was a pivotal moment in our history – one of the first steps in undoing centuries of discriminatory practices. In

The President’s Big Ugly Bill will be the largest cut to health care in American history. Tonight, I joined the House Rules Committee to highlight these devastating cuts and to advocate for a simple amendment that would increase the amount educators can deduct from their taxes on

Just a few weeks ago, the Department of Labor threatened to shutter the Woodland Job Corps Center here in #MD03 alongside hundreds of other Job Corps campuses across the nation. After nearly 200 of my colleagues and I urged the Administration to stop these closures, the courts

The President’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” is coming before the House, which means I’m driving back to Washington to vote no. I’ve heard from so many of you with concerns around what this bill will mean for you and your families. Please keep reaching and keep leaning in.

As the only Marylander on the House Armed Services Committee, I joined former Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations, Energy and the Environment, Rachel Jacobson, at this year’s Maryland Defense Forum to give an update from Washington. We covered a range of issues,

As the Senate considers the so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill,” you should hear what Senate Republicans are saying about the bill behind closed doors.

Every day, our first responders selflessly put themselves at risk to help others, but constant exposure to carcinogens takes a toll on their health and lifespan. @RepMGS’s bipartisan Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act would expand access to federal support for the families of first