Folks go to the doctor one day for a bandage or some minor injury, and end up leaving with a financial burden the size of a mortgage. It could happen to any one of us.

There’s a deep kind of despair that sets in, and sometimes cynicism like gangrene and the body politic, and I think that that sets the context for somebody like Donald Trump to emerge, not once but twice.

We are taking away healthcare from kids and then burdening them with the debt.

This is a moral moment and a budget is a moral document.

We are in a moral moment because something else is on the line.

We are engaged in Robin Hood in reverse, this body, of stealing from the poor in order to give to the rich.

We have been summoned to this moment, people of faith and people of moral courage who claim no particular faith at all.

The President’s attack on mail-in ballots is desperation plain and simple.

With an eloquence and rhythmic rhetoric all his own, Jesse Jackson reminded America that equal justice is not inevitable.

How am I supposed to choose between those two constituencies? I care about all those people.

I come from a military state. Our service members are the best among us. They deserve to be paid, and working people deserve their health care. It’s not either or. It’s both hands.

the only thing Pathways is incredibly effective at is barring working people from health coverage and making corporate consultants richer.