I would say, the governor says the buck stops with him, more should have been done sooner, and I agree.

We need to rip ICE apart and stop them from terrorizing our communities.

For months now, I’ve been telling you this campaign is about the ‘many versus the money,’

We are not about to give Donald Trump another loyal soldier like Michele Tafoya to take his orders and do his bidding.

And make no mistake about it: this didn’t happen because of me. This happened because of you.

They’re going to have to answer for that corruption.

This is not immigration enforcement. This is lethal state violence against people who are our neighbors, family members, and friends, and it has to stop.

I stand with the people of Minnesota. I will be beholden only to you.

This happened because of you.

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was driving to a job site with his crew. Johan Sebastian Guerrero was starting his day as a delivery driver, with his wife and toddler beside him.

As your next senator, here are the things that I'm ready to throw down for: Ending the despicable priorities of an administration that hands out tax breaks to billionaires, builds gilded ballrooms and spends billions on bombs while…

Truly affordable housing so that people can pay their rent and young people can buy their first home before they're middle-aged.

I’m ready to throw down for supporting farmers and reforming healthcare by eliminating prior authorization.

This happened because of you. This happened because you said Minnesota is not for sale.

This happened because you said Minnesota is not for sale.

They’re desperate to give Trump another ‘yes-sir’ senator to do his bidding … who will say, ‘Yes sir’ to anything Donald Trump wants.

If elected, Flanagan, a member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe, would be the first Native American woman to serve in the Senate.

“It’s time to fight for what people actually need,” Flanagan recently told the Guardian. “And so often I think Democrats are like: ‘What do we think we can win?’ Instead of: ‘What are the fights that we should be picking?’”

For months now, I have been telling you that this campaign was about the many vs. the money. The many just won.

What do we think we can win? Instead of: ‘What are the fights that we should be picking?’

Well, guess what? The many just won.

It’s time to fight for what people actually need.

I also think it shows a pretty big disconnect from Minnesotans and the communities here.

We need radical change, including ripping apart ICE and expanding Medicare to cover everyone.