I’m running for Congress in 2028 because I believe government should work for everyday people.
I believe healthcare is a right. Working people deserve higher wages. Families deserve affordable housing and child care. Every child deserves a strong start.
And I believe your representative should answer to you, not wealthy donors or special interests.
2028 starts now. People Over PACs. People First. Always.
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@PurtySpeckldPup@JohnJamesMI They’re sick. They want you to be able to exercise your second amendment with no stipulations. But they want stipulations on everything else. I don’t even listen to them.
Come on now. That headline is leaving out some pretty important context. Abdul opposed Michigan’s old HIV-specific criminalization law because he believed it was outdated and stigmatizing. Michigan later changed the law to focus felony penalties on intentionally transmitting HIV or actually transmitting it. He supports that framework. That is NOT the same as saying people should be able to knowingly infect someone with HIV without consequences.
I wasn't born into politics. I was born into poverty.
My family didn't write the policies coming out of Washington. We lived with the consequences of them.
@MarcGoldwein The bill is limited to working families under $150k. The total cost is $90 billion year, 50% of Pentagon plus up this year. See abc article
One thing I will never tolerate is discrimination against a group of people simply because of the faith they practice.
You don’t have to share someone’s beliefs to respect their right to have them. Religious freedom means nothing if it only applies to the faiths we agree with.