Donald Trump campaigned for office, going out every day, promising that he would lower costs for American families on day one.

These new reports make it even more important that you make the commitments that I asked of you in my April letter, and that you provide answers to my questions.

But if it doesn't stop the president from profiting off of crypto, and using it as a way to take bribes right out in public. Then it's not really any expedition.

There are two issues in this campaign. One is cost, and one is corruption.

It’s corporate money hiding under a veil of neutrality.

I believe that tariffs can be used strategically quite valuably, but what the Trump administration is doing is picking the pockets of American consumers.

U.S. trade policy should focus on creating jobs, strengthening supply chains, and lowering costs for American families — not advancing the interests of Big Tech CEOs by letting their companies run amok.

The federal government unfairly excluded tribal nations from accessing emergency health grants during COVID-19, leaving communities high and dry and breaking our country’s promise to Tribes. We can’t wait for the next public health…

For decades, Big Ag has ripped off farmers and jacked up food prices for families.

Americans are now paying for it. Based on an analysis from the Congressional Budget Office and the Treasury Department’s own numbers, Trump’s tariffs cost families an average of $1,700.

This was an unusual communication that served no legitimate purpose: rather than receiving necessary information about benefits or a critical communication from the SSA, recipients received a partisan, politicized message — containing…

the Trump administration just doesn’t care, isn’t even lifting a finger to try to get one nickel of the money that was collected from consumers back into the pockets of the consumers

(F)ew presidents have done more than President Trump to damage Social Security — yet in an Orwellian twist, you are misusing official resources to heap praise on him.

after Donald Trump promised he would lower costs on day one, he put in place tariffs that have done nothing but raise prices for consumers.

What the data show is the American people picked up about 95 percent of the cost of those Trump tariffs. They’ve paid an average of $1,700.

What the Trump administration is doing is picking the pockets of American consumers.

When giant corporations and Wall Street investors buy up all the fire truck manufacturers, it’s a threat to public safety.

At a time when students are already struggling to get affordable and quality educations, Congress can’t let Donald Trump weaponize the accreditation system.

Abdul is the only candidate in this race not taking corporate money, and he's fighting to get money out of politics altogether. Abdul's studied to be a doctor, and he is fighting for every single American to have affordable, high-quality…

It is an egregious scheme to profit off the presidency and enrich Wall Street while doing nothing to help Americans.

We are concerned that, given the Department of Justice’s recent rubber-stamping of deals that may violate antitrust law – and in particular, your apparent role interfering in nonpartisan antitrust enforcement — the (DOJ) may not give this…

In order to uphold the Antitrust Division’s responsibility to protect competition and consumers, we urge DOJ to closely scrutinize the proposed Fox-Roku deal under antitrust law and seek your commitment that the review will be conducted…

Instead of slashing health care for millions of Americans like Republicans in Congress are hellbent on doing, we should be expanding access to care to protect every momma and baby.

If DOD wants to use a PBM, get one that works exclusively for DOD and American taxpayers – and not one that works simultaneously to increase profits for its parent insurance company.

Dismantling the burgeoning offshore wind industry now and creating broader uncertainty for investment in cheap, clean energy will have consequences for decades to come.