Tom Suozzi

Those things just don't add up.

It's going to do a lot of things that are going to hurt a lot of people in our country.

But you have to recognize that he tapped into something. He tapped into the same thing that Donald Trump tapped into, which is that people are concerned that the economy is not working for them.

I disagree with Mr. Mamdani. I have to make that very clear that, you know, I’m a Democratic capitalist. I’m not a Democratic socialist.

When the economy is doing as well as it has been over the past several years, why would we be providing a tax decrease — tax breaks for some of the wealthiest Americans in our country, while blowing a massive hole in the deficit?

Because those things that I just mentioned are so devastating.

I describe it as the big, ugly bill, not the Big Beautiful Bill.

Democrats must recognize the future starts with a message of economic security for American families.

Affordability and the economy is the number one issue in the country.

Why would we be taking health insurance and food benefits away from some of the most needy Americans while we're providing what I believe is an unnecessary tax break for some of the wealthiest Americans.

Medicaid is a lifeline for so many people that are facing such difficult circumstances that we can't even possibly imagine.

I describe it as the big, ugly bill, not the 'big, beautiful bill.'