as soon as she wants.

It doesn't change the core problem here.

that does nothing for affordable health care for the American people.

following the precedent.

It’s our expectation that the House will vote at some point tomorrow and House Democrats will strongly oppose any legislation that does not decisively address the Republican healthcare crisis.

After seven weeks of waiting, I almost can't believe it's true.

I wasn't going to cancel this town hall, so we committed to doing this and then we'll head back to D.C. and hopefully as early as possible would be on Wednesday we have a vote on funding the government.

As I’ve said time and time again, I don’t have anything to negotiate with.

We look forward to the government reopening this week so Congress can get back to our regular legislative session.

Schumer is no longer effective and should be replaced.

Tonight is another example of why we need new leadership.

They are doing some of their best work in the district, helping their constituents navigate this crisis.

When Congress decides to turn off the lights, it shifts the authority to the executive branch. That is how it works.

a way for Trump to write a check of millions of dollars to senators who would get rich off taxpayer money

It would be very strange if, on the heels of the American people rewarding Democrats, we surrendered without getting anything.

What we are going to continue to do as House Democrats is to partner with our allies throughout America is to wage the fight, to stay in the Colosseum.

The Senate-passed bill is a betrayal of working people and massively fails to address the urgent needs of the American people.

At the very moment that they do that final vote, I will call all House members to return as quickly as possible.