We do know that a Nobel Prize winning economist, Joe Stiglitz, no schlep in the economy world, here says that inequality is not inevitable. It is about the choices we make.
the social safety net programs were crafted by Democrats and Republicans, in fact, realizing the economic challenges we were facing
A $75 increase to families to reduce inequality. Talk for a moment about providing a child tax credit for the families that I am talking abo...
they want to change the way that the federal government measures poverty, thereby throwing people off of these programs
We must stop the trauma inflicted on these children.
intentional policy choices by this administration created what I would call a mental health crisis
I usually blame CBO for everything, in case you haven't noticed.
If it's good enough for Members of Congress it should be good enough for the general population.
I think we should have a robust and lengthy hearing.
Medicare for America achieves universal, affordable, high-quality health coverage.
Agree with universal healthcare, Dr. Burgess.