From a constituent in Newton, MANo Trump Slush Fund to Pay Off His Thugs With Our Money
The President of the United States sued the government he runs and is crafting a settlement with agency heads he can fire to give him $1.7 billion of our money he can use to reward his allies and foot soldiers. And all while he’s telling us we can’t afford food assistance or cheaper health care! Th
From a constituent in Newton, MAForget the Gas Tax “Holiday,” Give Us Real Relief With a Windfall Profits Tax
Trump’s war of choice on Iran has sent prices at the pump skyrocketing, and the best this administration can come up with to soften the blow is a band-aid: suspending the federal gas tax. Congress should focus on real solutions, like passing a windfall profits tax to get our money back from war prof
From a constituent in Newton, MAHoward Lutnick Lied About His Epstein Ties, He Must Resign or Be Removed
Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes were horrible enough on their own. But the reason they have shaken the world is that powerful elites participated in them, covered for them and ignored them, and years later still haven’t paid a price for it. As President Trump reportedly told a police chief in 2006, “everyo
From a constituent in Newton, MACongress Must End More Than 60 Days of Lies and Bloodshed in Iran
Just days ago, the Trump White House insisted their war on Iran was over and the U.S. had won. Now we are once again exchanging fire, as the American military attempts to restore global energy supply lines to where they were before Trump attacked. We are well beyond the 60-day legal deadline for the
From a constituent in Newton, MAThe Supreme Court Has Gutted The Voting Rights Act – Congress Must Rebuild It
The forces of Jim Crow never accepted the Voting Rights Act of 1965, and with the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais they have finally succeeded in their six-decade terror campaign to burn it down. For the sake of our democracy, Congress must act to rebuild it as soon as possible. The
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