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There’s one person in the state really responsible for the fact that Medicaid has not been expanded and that would be the current speaker of the House.

I think it’s the dumbest thing Kansas has ever done.

If there is a 13-year-old girl who has survived rape, she should be met with compassion, safety and appropriate medical care.

It's irresponsible that they would wait several months to respond to basic questions about the care of some of the most vulnerable people within the system.

The Callais plaintiffs got what they wanted earlier this year: the Supreme Court eviscerated the Voting Rights Act further, giving permission to conservative state legislators in Louisiana and around the country to eliminate Black-majority…

Fair representation in our democracy doesn’t just mean lines on a map — it’s about whether Black Americans and other Americans of color have a meaningful opportunity to make their voices heard in government and obtain access to good…

As food insecurity rises, far too many families are forced to skip the fruits and vegetables.

Every day, New Yorkers walk into a store hoping prices haven’t gone up again.

Our campaign is and has always been focused on addressing the most critical challenges Michiganders are facing: Skyrocketing gas prices, unaffordable groceries, and the inability to see a doctor.

On the eve of the eve of the eve of our BIG and important election, a unifying moment has arrived, our democratic nominee for U.S Senate disavows the Rebellion PAC ad made by Hasan Piker’s uncle that claims Jews are responsible for…

Which strikes me as bizarre, especially since her campaign slogan seems to be America first, and she’s going to ‘Make America Great Again’ with Donald Trump.

They have no program for America, and so, I want to come in as part of a robust bicameral majority.

We are mired in war, inflation, illegal tariffs and corruption wherever you turn.

Voters are really hungry to change the way Washington works, for tough new ethical reforms and to root out all the corruption, and that has to be a centerpiece of the next Congress, if we’re going to regain the confidence of the American…

It’s very clear voters are hungry for new voices at the table and for a new generation of leadership.

The public’s not stupid, and we’re all already absorbing a lot of additional costs that we shouldn’t have to because of Republican decision-making in Washington, DC.

People shouldn’t have to be expected to have a master’s degree in election administration to vote, but they do need good information.

Our work to protect free and fair elections has really moved from assessing the threats before us to engaging to meet and surmount these threats.