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Yesterday, The Hill published a new op-ed from Rep. Chris Deluzio outlining how Congress can lower costs for working families by tackling the corporate greed that has led to sky high prices. By strengthening antitrust enforcement and consumer protections, Congress can help small businesses and create an economy that works for every American, not just those at […]

“Van Orden’s longtime Democratic seat in Wisconsin slipped from ‘likely’ Republican to ‘leans’ Republican…putting him just one category away from a true toss up.” Derrick Van Orden is becoming increasingly vulnerable after Kevin McCarthy, who has given his campaign over $350,000 in just three years, was ousted as speaker. Van Orden is left without one […]

“Losing McCarthy is obviously a setback for our fundraising; it’s like losing a hall of famer in that category.” As MAGA Mike Johnson heads to New York for the first time this week, Politico revealed that the new extreme speaker’s lackluster fundraising finesse will be a liability for vulnerable New York Republicans this cycle. Last cycle, ex-Speaker Kevin McCarthy-associated […]

En un video publicado en las redes sociales respaldando el Presidente electo “anarcocapitalista” de Argentina, María Elvira Salazar celebra la idea de una sociedad “completamente homogénea”. Argentina “es un país que tiene de todo, tiene soya, tiene carne, tiene minerales, tiene tierra, tiene agua, y tiene una sola cultura, una sola religión, y una sola raza completamente homogénea”, dijo Salazar. […]

In a spanish-language video endorsing Argentina’s “anarcho-capitalist” President-elect, María Elvira Salazar praised the notion of a “completely homogenous” society. Argentina “is a country that has everything, it has soy, it has flesh, it has minerals, it has soil, it has water, and it has one single culture, one single religion, and one single race, completely homogenous,” Salazar says in the […]

Yesterday, the Beaverton Valley Times published a new editorial from Representative Andrea Salinas — outlining her work to combat food insecurity in Oregon and across the country as Thanksgiving approaches. Rep. Salinas understands the urgency of this crisis, which is why she’s introduced two bills directly addressing food insecurity:  The Farmers Feeding America Act doubles funding for food […]

With over $101 million raised year-to-date, the DCCC has surpassed past funds raised in a presidential cycle off-year Today, the DCCC announced that it raised $8.1 million in October – breaking its previous record for funds raised year-to-date in a presidential off-year – thanks to Leader Hakeem Jeffries and the ongoing support of our unified […]

Tampa Bay Times Editorial Board excoriates extremists like Luna playing politics with people’s lives This week, Anna Paulina Luna voted against the bipartisan continuing resolution that will keep the federal government open and ensure our active-duty service members are paid during the holiday season. “Republican defections came after House Democrats signaled they would support the speaker’s plan, which […]

Today, DCCC Chair Suzan DelBene released the following statement upon the announcement that Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-08) will not seek re-election: “Dan Kildee has been an outstanding public servant, honorable member and a good friend. During his time in Congress, he’s been a champion for Mid-Michigan and a relentless fighter for his constituents back home. […]

Two years ago this week, President Biden signed the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law – a once-in-a-generation investment in America’s infrastructure championed by Rep. Steven Horsford to create good-paying union jobs, fix our crumbling roads and bridges, and expand high-speed internet access. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will continue to: Enable low-income households to access free or discounted high-speed internet […]