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Wednesday, December 10, 2025

My latest endorsement

Danielle, I'm endorsing Brad Lander for New York's 10th Congressional District. Let me tell you why:

First, Brad is the real deal.

Whether it was fighting for affordable housing as city councilor or rooting out corruption as comptroller, Brad has always shown up for New Yorkers. He has the experience, the values, and the grit to not just win this race, but deliver for working families.

After Trump's ICE agents kidnapped New Yorkers, Brad put his body on the line to stop them. When Trump and Musk stole $80 million from New York, Brad uncovered it and forced the City to get it back.

This moment in history needs leaders who fight, not fold. The people of NY-10 don't want leaders who think it's business as usual. We deserve a Member of Congress who will fight like our lives depend on it, because they do.

We need more fighters in Washington now more than ever, and Brad is a fighter. Can you split a donation between Brad and our campaign today?

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Monday, December 8, 2025

“I welcome their hatred”

Danielle,

During Trump's presidential campaign, he talked a big game about helping working people. He spoke to the economic pains that families were feeling. He said that the system is "rigged" every day.

Now that he's president, has he done anything to actually make that problem better? Absolutely not.

What can we do about it? Democrats must earn back the trust of working people to chart a different direction for our country.

And we do that by embracing bold economic policies that will make a real difference in the lives of working people.

For inspiration, I think back to Franklin Roosevelt. When FDR said he would take on corporations and Wall Street, he didn't mince words. He called out the "privileged princes" and "economic royalty" running corporate America. And when the titans of commerce went after him with vicious attacks, he didn't back down. Instead he declared, "I welcome their hatred."

What did we get out of this approach? Social Security. Unemployment insurance. Abolition of child labor. Minimum wage. The right to join a union. Even the very existence of the weekend.

All we need today is that courage. Courage to stand up to billionaire and corporate donors. Courage to make the wealthiest and most powerful people in this country a little uncomfortable. Courage to shake off any instinct to show how eager we are to compromise and stand by a half-baked plan.

I promise you: I am going to do everything in my power to ensure that Democrats make the right choices when it comes to our priorities and our economic policies. And I'm going to fight every day to resist the far-right and billionaire agenda that harms so many people. If you believe in this fight, please pitch in $100 or anything you can so we can succeed in 2026.

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Saturday, December 6, 2025

Government handouts to Big Tech are costing you $67 billion

Danielle,

Here's a headline on that Big Ugly Bill you may have missed in all of the destruction: Donald Trump and the Republicans are giving giant corporations tax handouts to "incentivize research." But here's the catch: it's for research those companies already did years ago, as far back as 2022.

As far as I can tell, these giant companies don't have a time machine. So how are they going to incentivize research that has already happened? (Spoiler alert: They're not.)

It gets worse. I just got some data that shows how next year, the federal government will hand out $67 billion taxpayer dollars to corporations like Tesla and Apple. To put those numbers into perspective, that is five times what the federal government spends on childcare every year.

Meanwhile, Republicans are refusing to lift a finger to prevent millions of Americans' healthcare premiums from skyrocketing in a matter of weeks. Health care costs are already crushing families, with insurance estimated to cost $27,000 for an average family of four.

Because, yeah — Big Tech billionaires are really the guys who need handouts in this economy.

It's maddening that Americans' hard-earned taxpayer dollars are helping to boost corporate profits rather than fund programs that will actually help working families — and I'm not going to let up on this.

We need people in our government who fight for working people. That's what I'm here to do every single day. If you're able to, please chip in $100 or anything you can to support our campaign fighting to tax billionaires like Bezos more and fund more programs like universal child care so that our economy and our country work for everyone.

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Wednesday, December 10, 2025

My latest endorsement

Monday, December 8, 2025

“I welcome their hatred”

Saturday, December 6, 2025

Government handouts to Big Tech are costing you $67 billion

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