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Somebody ought to tell the President of the United States that he is a temporary resident of public housing. It’s not his house, and he ought to get focused on making sure that the American people can buy a house and can afford rent.
The president has decided that the SAVE Act is what’s really important. Think about that. The SAVE Act, a voter suppression bill, the SAVE Act, which focuses on solving a problem that does not exist.
If you are buying a home today, we had the opportunity to stop giant corporations from competing against your offer. The president refused to help you.
The bill that he refused to sign today would have given a leg up to Americans who have been exploited by corporate landlords. Ordinary people looking to buy a home cannot compete with billionaires and trillionaires.
I’m perturbed. I’m annoyed that instead of talking about housing, we’re standing here talking about Donald Trump. He is so obsessed with himself that he keeps tripping over himself, which is a deep problem, but it has serious implications…
18 months into Donald Trump’s second term, and life is worse for everybody except the ultra-wealthy. Ordinary people aren’t able to make this economy work, and today this president had an opportunity to do something for ordinary people…
There’s no reason for the United States of America, the most powerful country on the planet, to have the kind of maternal mortality rate that we have.
It’s a scandal and a scar on the soul of America that women routinely bring babies into the world with one foot in the grave.
Well, now they’re trying to throw out the Q-slop and propaganda to get you guys sucked back in!
The Georgia shrimp industry has been decimated by unfair foreign shrimp dumping that has squeezed Georgia shrimpers and processors and threatened the livelihoods of Georgia’s coastal communities. Our bipartisan legislation will help level…
You stood silent as the president’s foreign policies have robbed Georgians of affordable healthcare, food, housing, and gas, and now you’re trying to rob Georgians of their voice and of their vote.
This would have taken a whole lot of opportunity off of potential tax revenue for that very small town, and it means a lot to those folks.
Officials in the Trump administration got nervous because the people stood up and began to speak out.
These things that were happening in the quiet of night, we shined a light on it, elevated it, people raised their voices and they got their victory.
Consumer sentiment is near record lows. Ordinary Americans know Donald Trump’s economy isn’t working for them.
This Trump economy isn’t just bad—for me—it’s a moral abomination.
So, who’s served by this economy? There’s a long range of people who seem to be suffering. Who’s served by the economy—the Trump economy?
With voting rights under attack in Georgia and across the country, I am reintroducing my legislation to empower voters to challenge in court any action taken by a state or local government that makes it harder to vote.