Greg Casar

The pressure is working.

Progressives have worked hard to make LTF as toxic as AIPAC.

Experts are warning that AI superintelligence, wielded by the wrong humans or by rogue AI, could kill countless numbers of people.

Now, we have to make sure he fully recovers, is reunited with his family, and gets to tell law enforcement the full story of how he was shot in the back by ICE.

We will all be more safe when ICE gets the hell out of Austin, Texas.

ICE has not made us more safe by arresting 5-year-olds, by shooting delivery drivers, by raiding construction sites.

The vast majority of people being pulled over have zero criminal records.

The US must do the same.

We know that they are trying to get rid of a huge number of people's jobs.

Everyday folks right now, they're pissed.

If we allow Artificial Superintelligence to be built, it could risk the security, freedom, and lives of Americans.

I just sat with Liam's mother as she found out what it means to have your child held hostage by ICE. It was horrifying.

Liam should be starting kindergarten this week, and instead he's sitting in a trailer prison.

That's wrong, and an AI tax would start to change it by leveling the playing field.

That's functionally a tax break. That's wrong, and an AI tax would start to change it by leveling the playing field.

One goal of this tax should be to shift incentives to save jobs.

An AI tax should target the companies that stand to make billions of dollars by laying people off.

If Democrats clearly stand with the 75% plus of Americans that want sensible AI regulations to prevent mass unemployment, mass surveillance, or mass national security risks, I think we should win over the voters... Even if it means we…

This bill says: We will not let AI billionaires get rich by putting you out of work.

We need to clearly be 100% on the side of workers who are vulnerable, kids who are vulnerable, everyday people who are vulnerable to mass surveillance.

Every single cent of the refunds for President Donald Trump's illegal tariffs should go to consumers who bore the brunt of the financial strain rather than the large corporations currently receiving them.

Abdul El-Sayed is showing what it means to run a bold, pro-working class campaign.

As we head back to our districts, Gabe Evans, Mike Lawler, David Valadeo, have to go and talk to their constituents about why they voted to put service members’ lives at risk, why they voted to continue to jack up gas prices as oil just…

This is not the end. This is a new beginning for Democrats.