That ought to do it.

Democrats are continuing to make the case against every provision in this Big, Beautiful Betrayal of a bill that violates Senate rules and hurts families and workers.

I'm the point person for the Democrats in this fight—and it's the most important fight I've ever been in, because this battle this week is going to determine the future of American healthcare.

Are you for caviar or kids? Mar-a-Lago or the middle class? Hedge funds or healthcare? I know what side you're on—now we have got to make sure that a whole lot of Senate Republicans make the right choice too.

We will make sure the Byrd Rule is followed and review any changes Republicans attempt to make to the bill.

While a setback in any one local mobile crisis response system is of course disappointing, the fundamental strength and wisdom of the mobile crisis response model remains a proven approach to save lives on the street.

Scrapping USPS' electric vehicles is a lose-lose scenario.

Democrats continue to show up and fight every provision of this Big, Beautiful Betrayal of a bill, because this bill is an attack on workers and families everywhere.

It is not too late to stop these cuts.

If the Republican reconciliation bill passes these drastic health care cuts into law, working class families across America risk going further into medical debt.

Medical debt is a complex problem, but having health insurance coverage makes a measurable difference.

The Trump Administration's 'Polluters over People' agenda is once again threatening our health, this time undermining the chance for all Americans to have a future free of asbestos exposure.

It's long past time for Congress to reassert its constitutional role and prevent another disastrous conflict.

Senate Republicans would pay for those new corporate tax breaks by making even deeper cuts to Medicaid, slashing funding for rural hospitals and other essential health care providers and throwing cash-strapped states off a funding cliff.

The proposed elimination of the Women’s Bureau and termination of grants that support women in the workforce is a total betrayal of women across the country.

When we have this information, it helps us pass policies.

If they bring a bill forward to eliminate the Women’s Bureau, we will fight it with everything we have.

You can see women getting good jobs to turn their lives around.