Let’s help the well-to-do. And that seems like a very reasonable thing to do for them.
Elizabeth Warren
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Elizabeth Ann Warren is an American attorney, academic, and politician serving as the senior United States senator from Massachusetts since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for consumer protection, economic equality, and corporate regulation. Warren gained national recognition for her work in establishing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and has focused on issues such as student debt relief and healthcare reform during her tenure in the Senate.
The whole thing really is not just outrageous. It’s a reminder of who the Republicans are fighting for.
We make Roe versus Wade the law of the land. We protect voting, every American citizen has a right to get that vote counted.
Today, the president took a powerful step towards saying, we are just going to level the playing field, at least a little.
Debt cancellation is wildly popular across this country, two out of three Americans, basically say, yeah, when you do it.
$20,000 in student loan debt forgiveness goes to people who had Pell grants, 95 percent of those that had a Pell grant come from families with incomes of less than $60,000.
I certainly carry that message. I also want to give a big shout out to Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, who has been one of our most passionate partners in making sure that the president, the administration, they get -- stay centered on…
How the president of the United States has reached out to individuals, to middle class families, to working families. And said, I`m going to put government on your side.
Thank you. And let`s just celebrate because understand, 20 million Americans got the news today that they will never have to pay another nickel on student loan debts, and another 23 million Americans learned today that they owe less money…
I believe that means that everyone on the stage should be embracing student loan debt forgiveness. It will help close the black white wealth care gap. Let`s do something tangible and real to make change in this country.
African-Americans are more likely to borrow money to go to college, borrow more money while they`re in college, and have a harder time paying that debt off after they get out.
We have a right. Extremists, we`ve heard enough from extremists, and we`re tired of it.
This backlash has the potential to be really potent, right? It’s what Democrats are counting on to hold on to the Senate, right?
It says giant corporations are going to have to pay a little more in taxes.
This bill is the inverse of that. It says carried interest, we're going to skinny up that loophole and don't have so much money going just to rich people.
We're talking about a special tax break for rich people. We're talking about how folks who live in a little tiny very high tax bracket are able to pay taxes on their incomes at a lower rate than you know, the guy who runs the local…
This is truly an election where it's not muddled about who stands on what side. The Republicans have gotten so far, in a direction that is all about extremism, while the Democrats are still just trying to make this country work, and work…
The Republicans are now the party that say at the state level at the national level, if we give them power, they're going to ban abortions for everyone.
We need to just count him. We just need two more senators, Democratic senators who are willing to get rid of the filibuster, who are willing to turn Roe into law all across this nation.
The Supreme Court supported by Republicans in Congress, supported by Republicans in State Legislatures has become so extremist that voters are saying, 'No, we've got to shut these guys down.'
The polls have shown across this country that Americans want to preserve access to abortion, and that they support Roe.