An extremely strong jobs report thanks to our efforts to crush this virus and rebuild our economy. Let's keep up the work and keep costs down for families.
BREAKING: Republicans are STUNNED after a BLOCKBUSTER jobs report for President Biden.
Not only were 467,000 jobs added in January, but totals for the past two months grew: 510,000 jobs in December instead of 199,000, and 647,000 in November instead of 249,000.
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Today’s jobs report makes resoundingly clear that, with nearly half a million new jobs created last month and 6.6 million new jobs created in the last year, the economic recovery powered by @POTUS' leadership and @HouseDemocrats' economic plan continues to be historic.
Today's jobs report makes it clear: our economic recovery continues to be the strongest in the world. With more than 467,000 jobs added last month, and 6.6 million jobs created since we took office, Americans are back at work at a record-setting pace.
Biden: "This morning's [jobs] report caps off my first year as president, and over that period, our economy created 6.6 million jobs. If you can't remember any year when so many people went to work in this country, there's a reason: it never happened."
On Tuesday Rick Scott said he was “proud” to help secure “$1 billion for Everglades restoration.”
Senator Scott voted NO on the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, which provided for this funding.
If the GOP can pass a $1,900,000,000,000 tax cut for the super rich with 51 votes, we shouldn’t need 60 votes to protect something as fundamental as the right to vote.
According to a new set of data, just eight percent of Arizona Democrats have a favorable view of Sen. Kyrsten Sinema.
That’s right — just eight percent.
NARAL has pulled its support for Sen. Kyrsten Sinema over her opposition to changing filibuster rules:
"There's no reproductive freedom without the freedom to vote. With both freedoms at stake, we're changing our endorsement criteria."
NEW: Leaders of the Arizona Democratic Party voted to censure Sen. Kyrsten Sinema after she played a key role in scuttling voting rights legislation. https://t.co/stJj5I8FST
Rep. Ruben Gallego says his phone has been ringing a lot recently — with many Democrats making a pitch to him: Run against Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema in 2024.
Among those making the case, he claims, are Sinema's own Senate Democratic colleagues. https://t.co/CuIQKRw4Ua