We need to resuscitate the conversation about child care and home health care because the pandemic showed us how essential they are.

We have so many entrepreneurs in our community who don’t have access to capital but have great ideas and incredible work ethic.

We are not trying to take anyone’s guns away, but we do need an assault weapons ban.

We need to address historic inequities around homeownership, including redlining and biased home appraisals.

The thing we need to get done is this hostage deal and the cease-fire deal. We need a cease-fire and hostage deal.

The return on investment from affordable child care benefits us all, strengthening the entire economy.

We each have those moments in our lives where it’s time to step up.

This movement is about reminding each other that we have so much more in common than what separates us.

We need to ensure home health care workers receive the wages they deserve based on the dignity of their work.

I will eliminate medical debt from being on your credit score.

I’m not trying to take everyone’s guns away. I believe in the Second Amendment, but we have to agree that assault weapons have no place on the streets of a civil society.

Donald Trump blocked the border security bill because he preferred to run on the problem instead of fixing it.

We need to address the systemic barriers that have held back Black Americans, especially around economic opportunity and wealth building.

No working family should pay more than 7% of their income on child care.

I have spent the majority of my career being concerned about the well-being of other people.

I love our small businesses. They are not only business leaders, they are community leaders.

When we get those votes out, we are going to have a good election day. We’re going to fight for the integrity of the people’s voice and for our democracy.

We need to address price gouging to lower the cost of everyday necessities, including groceries.