Patty Murray, the top Democrat on the Senate Appropriations Cmte, says “we can end Trump’s war with iran, but not with the snap of our fingers.”
Congress could in fact end the war with one line in the CR. Murray is suggesting here she intends to fund the war into 2027.
So, it was Clark’s event that some of the dem women were at, it’s both her and Jeffries responsibility to ensure the entire caucus (and their votes) is present.
A lot of people need to be replaced- not just Jeffries and Schumer.
As a candidate, Jocelyn Benson criticized the Michigan Economic Development Corp. and the sway of the state's dominant utilities.
As governor-elect, she chose an MEDC official and a DTE board member for her transition team.
Story with @DNBethLeBlanc. https://t.co/9SldOP34Sb
There is no evidence to suggest that using the term "genocide" harmed candidates like Abdul El-Sayed or Troy Jackson. In fact, all polling towards the end of the race suggested that Abdul's position on Israel was a boon for him
It was my pleasure to host Michigan’s Democratic delegation to the 120th Congress at my office this morning — plus @SenGaryPeters in his swan song as senator. The campaigns are over and this dynamic group is ready to get to work for Michigan!
WOW: On the first day of bill filing for the new TX Legislature, Democrats introduced bills to expand Medicaid, raise the minimum wage, end data center tax breaks, ban Flock cameras, legalize marijuana, and repeal ICE partnerships for sheriffs.
Taking Texas by the horns.
Americans didn’t vote for a party—they voted for change.
Democrats are ready to get to work, and our top priority must be lowering everyday costs for working families.
As an immediate first step to Medicare for All, the new Democratic Congress must lower the Medicare eligibility age to 55, cover all kids & expand Medicare for dental, vision & hearing.
All of this can be passed with 51 votes in the Senate through reconciliation. Let’s do it.
If your corporate values demand immediate accountability from two progressive women but go silent when far-right men cross the line, spare us the moral grandstanding.
That's not corporate responsibility. That's selective outrage dressed up as principle.
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