Elizabeth Warren

The Right to a Fair and Just Tax System.

Americans should not buy the Republican debt ceiling scam, and responsible lawmakers should flat-out refuse to cut a single dollar of support for hardworking Americans while House Republicans refuse to help unrig the tax system.

If Republicans succeeded in repealing IRS funding, we would have more billionaire tax cheats, and that sounds like it's going to cost us money.

In fact, one analysis of the Republican tax plan found that the average tax bill for the bottom 80 percent of Americans under this Republican plan would increase by 50 percent, while the top 1 percent would save hundreds of thousands of…

It would increase the deficit.

The current rules do not cover big parts of the crypto industry, and crypto likes it that way.

So big time financial criminals love crypto.

Senator Roger Marshall and I are reintroducing our anti-money laundering bill, to clamp down on crypto crime.

The crypto market took in $20 billion last year in illicit transactions, and that is only the part we know about.

The rules should be simple. Same kind of transaction, same kind of risk means the same kind of rules.

So in other words, crypto helps those drug traffickers and rogue States launder money nearly instantaneously.

For every American who doesn’t want some weird Elon Musk suck-up searching through your personal private data, this is your fight.

I led a letter with Congressman Jamaal Bowman, joined by 47 of our colleagues, calling on President Biden to take Executive action to protect tenants and bring down rental costs.

What we can say with certainty about the Biden administration's blueprint for advancing a renter's bill of right is that NAA's advocacy helped avert an Executive order.

It is an important first step, but we need more.

We know that housing is the largest expense for American families every month, and the problem has just gotten worse.

If the big corporate landlords see this blueprint as a cause for celebration, then I think it is probably safe to assume there is a lot more that the Administration could do to meaningfully protect renters.

The Administration has an obligation to ensure that agencies are using all of their authorities to protect families' access to housing.

It is an important first step, but we need more.

What we can say with certainty about the Biden administration's blueprint for advancing a renter's bill of right is that NAA's advocacy helped avert an Executive order.

I led a letter with Congressman Jamaal Bowman, joined by 47 of our colleagues, calling on President Biden to take Executive action to protect tenants and bring down rental costs.

We know that housing is the largest expense for American families every month, and the problem has just gotten worse.

I think that is fundamentally wrong and that anyone that is breaking the law should not be permitted to participate in these Federal programs.

I led a letter with Congressman Jamaal Bowman, joined by 47 of our colleagues, calling on President Biden to take Executive action to protect tenants and bring down rental costs.

What we can say with certainty about the Biden administration's blueprint for advancing a renter's bill of right is that NAA's advocacy helped avert an Executive order.