Let’s hear it for a politics that will never forget working people.

It’s a reflection, I think, of a sad state of affairs that without knowing me, we could have had such a nice interaction.

We should not spend another dime of taxpayer dollars on Operation Epic Failure.

This bill is not meant to secure American elections; it’s meant to ensure certain Americans cannot access the ballot easily.

Trump’s historic blunder in Iran will go down in the history books as one of the worst foreign policy forays America has ever made, or any country has ever made.

The housing crisis in Nassau County is leaving families and the most vulnerable in our community without options to put a roof over their heads.

What we see is that those voters have chosen leaders who are willing to fight for the working person.

I invite Republicans to try and smear the cause of universal childcare.

Time after time, the vast majority of Senate Republicans sided with Trump and his war instead of the American people.

Any time there is the chance to deliver for working people, I think it is a risk worth taking.

I think Darializa says it best - it's time to invest in babies, not bombs.

It’s time for working people to be back at the heart of our politics.

We're still the sum of all of our parts. This is a great country as we celebrate our [250th] anniversary of endurance and resilience and fighting back. That is the spirit of America, it is the spirit of Western New York, and it is the…

After a lot of work, we secured a 30-year commitment, because I wanted to make sure that a baby that's born today would know that they could someday walk through this stadium wearing our red, white and blue colors with their own children…

At the core of each of their candidacies is a belief that working people have to return back to the heart of our politics.

For a politics that is ready to write a new chapter in our party’s history.

It speaks to the fact that working people are fed up.

It's a statement that the status quo will no longer be sufficient.