I’ve made clear I’m not going to increase taxes.
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I have been very clear. I would have caught that fraud. I would have done something about it. We have very different backgrounds.
No. You shouldn't trick people. And this is not even something.
It is a sham. A charade because it has no enforcement.
Now the Administration is actively trying to deport Congresswoman Omar, seemingly based solely on the unsubstantiated theory that she was actually 18 when her father was naturalized, and therefore is not a citizen.
State eligibility systems have been built up, patched, and frankensteined for decades.
Administrative errors in this line of work are not like errors in other fields. There are life-and-death consequences for sick Americans who seek care only to find that their Medicaid coverage has been terminated.
The millions of Medicaid enrollees who will be required to prove their eligibility every six months... deserve contractors who are accountable for what happens when the system fails them.
Of course I want Colorado kids to be the beneficiaries of that
If Washington won’t lead on keeping our kids safe from big tech, then New Jersey will.
We’re trying to generate insights that everyone can trust, not just PR spin, and I want those insights to reach everyone in our state.
If believing that a mother working two jobs should earn enough to put food on the table is radical, then call me radical.
Unlike Ashley Moody, I wasn’t appointed as a ‘thank you’ for my loyalty to a corrupt system.
It had an exemplary application, which is why it got $204 million, which is disproportionately high compared to most states.
New Hampshire has been an extraordinary partner on the Rural Health Transformation Program.
We’re a state where, you know, the women are strong, the men are good looking, and the rainy day funds are about average, but I want to make sure that our rainy day fund stays strong.
Let’s be clear: Universal childcare is an economic driver for our state. It creates jobs, it allows parents to have the jobs that they need to have. Everyone deserves to have a living wage.