Ro Khanna
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Ro Khanna is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 17th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, Khanna has focused on issues such as technology, economic justice, and transparency in government. He has been an advocate for progressive policies, including tax reform aimed at wealth inequality and increased accountability for corporations.
I’ll give the survivors credit, but I did coin the phrase ‘Epstein class’ because they’re a group of rich and powerful people who are not playing by the rules, and it offends the sense that we have one tier of justice.
This issue couldn’t be more simple. There are 250 billionaires in a state of 40 million people. What we’re saying is, tax these 250 billionaires so that millions of Californians can have healthcare.
What we’re saying is, tax these 250 billionaires so that millions of Californians can have healthcare.
Thanks to [Phang's] tireless work, we're one step closer to the full release of the Epstein files and getting survivors the justice they've long deserved.
I’m proud to endorse Elijah Manley, the only progressive in this race.
My proposals will help lower gas prices by taking on corporate profiteering. They put working and middle-class Americans first.
It’s not pleasant to have the world’s richest person with the biggest platform on X go say you should be in prison and that he’s going to sue you, and then I’m a liar. I’m taking on the richest person in the world.
I challenge him to a debate … do it on CNN, do it on CNBC, do it at a university, he can pick the setting and let’s debate what happened at DOGE. Let’s debate why I’m for a wealth tax.
I’m proud to be the first member of Congress to sign the PEACE Pledge to reject campaign contributions and political support from AIPAC, DMFI, and other groups that promote unconditional support for Israel.
Groups like AIPAC are pouring money into our elections and are influencing policies that undermine human rights.
“It is worth spending the resources to get the vast majority of the vote counted within 48 hours,”
Establishing the Foreign Investment Review Authority (FIRA) would empower the U.S. government with the tools it needs to ensure investment commitments negotiated by the President benefit working Americans and never our economic…
It is worth spending the resources to get the vast majority of the vote counted within 48 hours.
Sen. Sanders has inspired hundreds of thousands around the country.
I don't think our side should be attacking her, and I appreciate her courage in coming forward.
Obviously, look, if there was evidence of violence, I would not support him. If there was evidence of sexual assault, I'd have zero support for him.
They said there was no harm, no injury. There was toxicity, and there was verbal intimidation, which I condemn.
I don’t think our side should be attacking her, and I appreciate her courage from coming forward.
They knew that he had these chapters and predicted they are willing to extend him grace and redemption, and they’re focused now on what he’s running for.
Well, it depends what … Obviously, if there was any evidence that comes out that there is actual domestic violence or assault, I have zero tolerance for that.
Congress should not deepen military integration with Israel at a time when lawmakers are increasingly questioning the future of the U.S.–Israel relationship.





