Elizabeth Warren

We have this opportunity. This is our moment. We are rebuilding America's infrastructure.

We have to invest in the kind of infrastructure that women need, as well.

I am fighting for a $700 billion Federal investment to make sure that every single family who needs it can find safe, affordable childcare.

We are also supportive of Senator Murray's Child Care for Working Families Act which also has these principles.

We do not ask parents to pay the full cost of first grade for their 6 or 7-year-old and we should not ask parents to pay the full cost of educating and caring for a 2-year-old either.

It is very important work.

As a society, we have not valued this work the way that we should.

My Ending Too Big To Jail Act would go further, and it would require bank executives to certify that no fraud is occurring on their watch.

Money laundering is a massive problem in our financial system.

HSBC paid a fine and was put on probation, which did not stop it from continuing to help criminals launder money.

These steps are critical to making sure that the information that is provided by these companies is clear, comprehensive and easily accessible.

Last year, Congress took an important step in reforming our anti-money laundering rules.

If you aren't at the table, you may well end up on the menu.

A worker-centered trade policy means addressing the damage that U.S. workers and industries have sustained.

President Biden is leading us on a new path.

This inequality isn't fair or sustainable.

We can't rebuild an economy that works for everyone without empowering workers and giving them a voice to secure the better wages, benefits, and working conditions they deserve.

This time we're putting foreign policy and trade to work for the middle class.

We will increase our leverage so that we can achieve more for American workers.

Build Back Better starts by growing the economy from the bottom up and the middle out and putting workers at the center of our economic plans.

The support provided by the American Rescue Plan was unambiguously critical to preserving the health of the U.S. economy, in addition to saving lives.

That is because, year after year, lobbyists and members of Congress have worked together to hollow out the tax code.

Jeff Bezos is a billionaire grifter, and so are the rest of these hugely wealthy people who pay next to nothing in taxes.

Does the public school teacher in Massachusetts have the same options as Jeff Bezos, that is, the option to collect stock instead of a salary?

Last week, ProPublica published an investigation into some of the wealthiest American tax returns showing that year after year, multibillionaires paid basically no Federal income taxes.