In keeping with my campaign promise, my Administration is announcing a plan to give working and middle class families breathing room as they prepare to resume federal student loan payments in January 2023.
I'll have more details this afternoon.
There's legislation in California to shorten the workweek from 40 hours to 32 hours without a reduction in pay, which would be the most transformative labor legislation in our generation, and it should be bigger news... but it barely made a headline.
People in LA: I’m staying away from carbs and sugar
People in Chicago: Portillos chocolate cake is the best because they put mayonnaise in the batter to make it denser.
It's not "free healthcare" or "free childcare." We pay for these things with our taxes. It's just that we choose to prioritize these expenses over endless wars and fossil fuel industry subsidies.
Don't let them define the debate.
What if — and stick with me for a minute, because this is a pretty far out concept to some of my Republican colleagues in Washington — what if we built a government that delivered for working class people, and not just corporations and the billionaire class?
I got my degree for $50 a semester at a public university. But since then, our government has hacked away at higher education funding and left students to pick up the bill. So we must #CancelStudentDebt and invest in free two- and four-year public college and technical school.
Just to clarify "money doesn't buy happiness" means "luxury goods don't bring fulfillment" not "people shouldn't worry about having money to pay bills"
So let me get this straight: Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos want to colonize outer space to save humanity, but they couldn't care less about protecting the rights of workers' here on earth?