This is not leadership—this is sabotage of public health. And it must end, immediately.
Tammy Baldwin
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Tammy Baldwin is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Wisconsin since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she made history as the first openly LGBTQ+ person elected to the U.S. Senate. Baldwin previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 6, 1999, to January 3, 2013, representing Wisconsin's 2nd congressional district. Throughout her career, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic opportunity for all Americans.
We want to be clear: Democrats and Republicans did not work together to appropriate funds for AHRQ as a gentle suggestion for the Department to follow at their discretion or leisure. We provided this money with the explicit instruction…
The American people deserve a healthcare system informed by the best available evidence. They deserve research that makes their care safer, more effective, and more affordable.
The agency’s actions over the last year are an outrageous abuse of administrative power that will leave Americans sicker, poorer, and dying from preventable causes. Each of these canceled grants put real life patients further from the care…
I’m pushing to make sure our servicemembers and their families get the respect and dignity they earned and to hold this reckless president accountable for this haphazard and spiraling war in Iran.
This is an insult to the servicemembers wounded and those who perished – and all of their families who have sacrificed alongside them.
Now, rather than take responsibility and bring this war to an end, the Trump Administration is pulling the wool over the American people’s eyes.
This war has sent costs skyrocketing, taken the lives of 18 American service members, and wounded hundreds more
Donald Trump launched an unpopular war of choice wholly unprepared, and now he is doing everything he can to lie and deceive the American people about its consequences.
We urge you to enforce dairy standards of identity and stop imitation products from usurping dairy terms.
I’m proud to join my colleagues in making this overdue investment in our kids, mothers, and the workforce who cares for them to help every child get the strong start they deserve.
If we want to give every child and their family a fair shot, we need to start before these kids are born and really invest in the support new and expecting moms need.
Comprehensive prenatal and postpartum care shouldn’t be a luxury, but right now cost, workforce shortages, and decades of underinvestment in women’s health are putting moms and babies at risk.
Safe drinking water is not a partisan issue. Families across the country expect that when they turn on the tap, their water is safe to drink.
The President’s unconstitutional executive order and the Postal Service’s misguided rule could very well tip the scales of the election and deprive Wisconsinites from having their voices heard accurately.
Head Start is a lifeline for working families, but since Donald Trump took office, his administration has repeatedly threatened care for our children and their parents.
Parents and children need to come first – not the President’s political crusade to end this lifeline of a program.
For decades, Republicans and Democrats have come together to support Head Start because it is essential for not just our children’s development and Kindergarten readiness, but our workforce and economy.
This latest push puts kids’ wellbeing and safety on the line and is all part of the President’s plan to shut down Head Start entirely, and it’s shameful.
Wisconsin families in every part of our state struggle to find quality, affordable childcare – with parents driving hours or simply quitting their jobs so their kids have somewhere safe to play, learn, and grow.
Congress and the American people deserve clear answers on what happened on March 1 and why the U.S. military was unable to protect or care for our soldiers.
I’m proud to have brought together Democrats and Republicans to address these issues head on, helping more Americans afford the care they need and ensuring that the 340B program puts the patients first.
However, to make sure that Wisconsinites can continue to receive the care they need, we need to bring some real accountability and transparency to the program.
The 340B program was designed to help hospitals and clinics that help the most vulnerable Americans get the medications they need.





