While giving working people that work overtime or work for tips a tax break is a fine idea, we could do so much more.
Greg Casar
The Public Record
Greg Eduardo Casar is a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Texas's 35th congressional district since January 3, 2023. Born on May 4, 1989, Casar has been an advocate for labor rights, immigration reform, and affordable housing. He previously served on the Austin City Council, where he focused on progressive policies and community engagement.
This is the kind of simple and clear idea that workers across the country are asking us for.
You have an openly bigoted person who has no business in elected office getting boosted by a Republican PAC.
I oppose Trump's illegal war in Iran, which is killing U.S. servicemembers, destabilizing the Middle East, wasting billions of taxpayer dollars, and raising the price of gas.
I will vote against this resolution because I fear it will be used as a pretext to support Trump's illegal war of choice.
If this decision stands, I look forward to running for re-election in my current district.
A betrayal of millions of Americans counting on Democrats to fight for them
A betrayal of millions of Americans counting on Democrats to fight for them.
It is illegal for the president to take the country to war without consulting the people’s representatives, and Congress must vote now to stop Trump from putting us at further risk.
Donald Trump cannot be allowed to drag the United States into another endless war with his reckless actions.
It is illegal for the president to take the country to war without consulting the people’s representatives, and Congress must vote now to stop Trump from putting us at further risk.
Donald Trump cannot be allowed to drag the United States into another endless war with his reckless actions.
By merging our Central Texas districts, Trump wants to commit yet another crime— this time, against Texas voters and against The Voting Rights Act
We must stop the dismantling of federal agencies that are supposed to keep us safe from the next disaster.
As we continue to support first responders and grieving families after the terrible flooding, we will need investigations at every level of government of what went wrong and what could save lives in future.
Trump must oppose Netanyahu's escalation and pursue a diplomatic path to deal with Iran's nuclear program.
Democrats need to recognize that voters are appalled by Trump’s overreach on immigration.
This is not a left-right issue—we’ve got to run directly toward working-class people.





