My goal would be to create three million new housing units for rent and for ownership by the end of my first term.

I have worked with some of the biggest banks and biggest tech companies to increase billions of dollars going into community banks to increase access to capital for small businesses.

Under my plan, more than 100 million Americans will get a middle-class tax break.

We need to create pathways for people to earn citizenship.

He lost manufacturing jobs, by most people’s estimates, at least 200,000. He lost manufacturing plants.

My plan would grow the economy. His would shrink the economy.

His agenda includes tariffs to the point that the average working person will spend 20 percent more on everyday necessities.

It would be a sales tax on the American people if you implemented Donald Trump’s broad-based tariffs.

Part of the difference between me and my opponent includes our perspective on the needs of the American people.

The women of America need him to trust them.

Patience may be a virtue, but not when it comes to job creation or America’s competitiveness.

I will be pragmatic in my approach. I will engage in what Franklin Roosevelt called 'bold, persistent experimentation.'

I grew up in a middle-class family, and I still remember my mother sitting at that yellow Formica table late at night, cup of tea in hand, with a pile of bills in front of her.

I will challenge the private sector to do more, to lift up workers through equity, profits, and benefits.

We will identify common-sense solutions to help Americans buy a home, start a business, and build wealth.

We will take on big pharma and cap the cost of prescription drugs for all Americans.

We will invest in biomanufacturing and aerospace, remain dominant in AI and quantum computing.

I believe an active partnership between government and the private sector is one of the most effective ways to fully unlock economic opportunity.