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If Democrats clearly stand with the 75% plus of Americans that want sensible AI regulations to prevent mass unemployment, mass surveillance, or mass national security risks, I think we should win over the voters... Even if it means we…
For hundreds of thousands of children from low-income families, it is where they learn to read, receive basic health screenings, get support for disabilities, and begin kindergarten with a real chance to succeed.
Trump is trying to destroy Head Start—and he's hoping you won't notice.
This bill says: We will not let AI billionaires get rich by putting you out of work.
We need to clearly be 100% on the side of workers who are vulnerable, kids who are vulnerable, everyday people who are vulnerable to mass surveillance.
It’s not that we keep whiplashing back and forth from different extremes of the party. It’s that we keep going back to the buffet and not finding what we want.
The problem, though, is that that model hasn’t really accurately predicted our politics for a very long time.
If we think that voters walk around asking, ‘Where do I sit on some theoretical left-right spectrum?,’ then, in theory, the bulk of the voters are somewhere in the middle.
In a swing state, it is the moderate over the progressive that wins.
A movement to get money out of politics, so we can put money back in pockets and finally guarantee the promise of health care through Medicare for all.
This is a big movement. And in order for us to build together, we’re going to have to be able to come together around the things that unite us.
And wage growth slowed, straining families’ paychecks even more as they struggle to keep up with Trump’s inflation.
Job growth in May and June was revised down by more than 100,000 jobs, job openings have fallen and more people are out of the labor force than at any time on record.
President Trump’s failing economic agenda is weakening the labor market.
Not that I have a lot of sway, but at least I will do everything I can to make sure that this is at the heart of every Democrat running for president.
What is being neglected here is the bigger picture. And that's this foreign policy paradigm that is so required for the United States and Mexico and the Americas.
We need someone in the White House to oversee the border, migration, Mexico, and the Americas. No one is in charge now. We need a border and migration czar.
From day one, there should have been a great sense of urgency in addressing the crisis of a broken border and the migration crisis that we are seeing.