Pinned Tweet
When faced with seemingly impossible challenges, American ingenuity has risen to meet them. We can do it again and defeat the climate crisis. The #GreenNewDeal is an opportunity to invest in a green economy and create 10.6 million new jobs.
When John F. Kennedy said we would send a man to the moon in under a decade, people said it'd be impossible. But American ingenuity rose to meet the challenge. Today, we face a new challenge—climate change. And American ingenuity can rise again to meet it. http://ewar.ren/Green-Jobs
The way I see it, this election is about who our government is going to work for—the wealthy and the well-connected, or working families like the ones I met in Burlington, Iowa?
I know which side I'm on. I'm fighting so that our government and our economy work for everyone.
America has a long and proud history of rising to the challenges that have faced this country—and defeating the climate crisis is no exception. #GreenNewDeal
Let’s be clear: Dreamers are #HereToStay despite the Trump administration’s cruelty. From showing up for the #SCOTUS DACA hearings, to my plan to protect immigrants, our campaign stands with Dreamers all the way.
I don't do fancy fundraisers with millionaires and billionaires. Instead, I spend my time grabbing a beer (and an iced tea!) with donors like Mike and Linda, who chipped in a few dollars to my campaign, because I think grassroots donors should be deciding the Democratic nominee.
In some states, creating a shell company to hide your identity is easier than getting a library card. It's time to tackle the global flow of dark money—and I've got a plan for that. https://gfintegrity.org/report/the-library-card-project/ …
I grew up on the ragged edge of the middle class. My daddy's heart attack nearly sent us hurtling over a financial cliff.
I'm fighting so that our government and our economy works for working families like mine, so they can weather whatever comes their way.
Hateful, bigoted language has violent consequences, and we've seen that in the surge of hate crimes since 2016. I'm heartsick for this teenager and her family, and I’m sending all my thoughts for a speedy recovery.
Another Black trans woman, Yahira Nesby, was killed. This epidemic keeps growing, and we need to use every tool we have to end it.
Atatiana Jefferson should still be alive—but hopefully now she and her family can have some justice. Now it's on us to fight for real reform, including federal standards for the use of force.
