Elissa Slotkin

It doesn’t win elections to speak to just the base of the party.… if it did, Kamala Harris would be president.

President Trump is trying to deliver an unprecedented giveaway to his billionaire friends.

Ronald Reagan is rolling in his grave.

Prices are still too high. Americans want change but in a responsible, not reckless way.

President Trump and I both won here in November.

Third: Organize. Pick just one issue you’re passionate about and engage.

Second: Hold your elected officials, including me, accountable.

Engaged citizens and principled leaders are essential for overcoming political instability.

President Trump loves to promise 'peace through strength.' That's actually a line he stole from Ronald Reagan.

We need a functional system, keyed to the needs of our economy, that allows vetted people to come and work here legally.

Democracy isn't precious and worth saving.

America's not perfect. But I stand with most Americans who believe we are still exceptional.

President Trump, in the his first few weeks of his second presidential term, has taken 'reckless' approaches to managing the U.S. economy and foreign affairs.

It's not the first time we've experienced significant and tumultuous change as a country.

Engaged citizens and principled leaders... we've only gotten through those moments because of two things.

America wants change. But there is a responsible way to make change, and a reckless way.

President Trump loves to say 'peace through strength.' That's actually a line he stole from Ronald Reagan.

Join a group that cares about your issue and act.

Engaged citizens and principled leaders. Engaged citizens who do a little bit more than they're used to doing to fight for the things they care about.

America is not just a patch of land between two oceans. We are more than that.

First: Don’t tune out. It’s easy to be exhausted, but America needs you now more than ever.

It’s not just what you’re saying but from what place you are talking about those issues.

Some of the most important movements in our history have come from the bottom up.

But it's also at risk when the President pits Americans against each other, when he demonizes those who are different.

Do his plans actually help Americans get ahead? Not even close.