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100 Americans are killed by guns every single day. Gun violence is a national epidemic and it’s time we take action. Tonight I announced the executive actions I intend to take in my first 100 days as president if Congress refuses to act.
From day one, I made a commitment to you: Our campaign will reject all contributions from corporate PACs and federal lobbyists. We’re counting on real people to power our campaign. Chip in #ForThePeople now:
My heart goes out to the students, friends, and families of the victims of this tragedy and my thanks go out to the heroic first responders. When as a nation will we decide to act? #UNCC
Read this powerful testimony from the courageous activist @AdyBarkan on why our nation needs #MedicareForAll. Ady, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for speaking out.
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As president, I’ll work with Sens @Claire4Iowa, @ZachWahls, and Kinney, as well as other leaders, to make affordable housing a reality for Iowa families. I am committed to this cause.
It’s been almost 10 years and the federal minimum wage is still $7.25/hour. That’s $15,000 a year in this country—not nearly enough to keep a roof over your head. We have to speak truth: This system isn’t working for working people. That’s why I’m fighting for a $15 minimum wage.
Better pay for teachers, Medicare for All, and debt-free college. These are some of the issues we fight for at this election. If you can, help our campaign to ensure we build a better, brighter future for our country:
When Susan got sick, she had to delay critical annual screenings until she and her husband paid off their previous medical bills. Her story is all too common in America. We must pass Medicare for All.
My first-grade teacher, Mrs. Wilson, sparked my love for learning and became a lifelong mentor and friend. She even attended my law school graduation. There are Mrs. Wilson’s all across this country who deserve a raise. It’s time we give them one.
