53rd Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
Today marks the 53rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Since it was overturned nearly four years ago, Republicans have unleashed extreme abortion bans in North
Deborah has decades of experience working hard on issues that affect us the most. Explore the priorities below to learn more about her efforts toward a better, safer North Carolina.
In Congress, Deborah serves as the Vice Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee. She continues to fight for equality, justice, and progress.
Our fight for affordable, accessible health care is more important than ever. Deborah works hard to make affordable health care more accessible to all North Carolinians.
Deborah supports public education for all, reducing class sizes, raising teacher pay, investing in early childhood education, alleviating student loan debt—and more.
Deborah fights to protect our most vulnerable residents—and advocates for policies aimed to make housing more affordable for working people nationwide.
Every American should be able to enjoy a comfortable and secure retirement. Deborah works to protect hard-earned benefits.
Deborah is fighting for an economy that works for everyone. She is a champion for working people and is proudly supported by workers and unions.
Climate change represents an existential threat to our people and our planet. Deborah supports clean energy alternatives, opposes fracking, and fights to preserve NC’s environmental heritage.
Deborah strongly believes women should be able to make decisions about their bodies and health care. She also champions equal pay and supports legislation combating gender-based violence—and more.
We must invest in smart, sustainable, and—most importantly—accessible public transportation to connect our people with job opportunities, health care services, housing, education, and more.
In Congress, I am committed to passing comprehensive immigration reform to keep families together, enhance border security, provide a fair pathway to citizenship, and meet our nation’s economic needs.
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Today marks the 53rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Since it was overturned nearly four years ago, Republicans have unleashed extreme abortion bans in North
Disagreeing with the President isn’t an illegal action. It’s what checks and balances are for.
“Opinion: Trump should reread the Declaration of Independence”
Taking food from children isn’t what I’d call cutting “waste, fraud, and abuse.”
North Carolina universities lead the way in research to improve the health of all Americans. I’m relieved that Trump’s attempt to cut funding for their groundbreaking research is on hold for now, but this fight is not over.
I’m glad President Biden took this step to protect North Carolina’s coast from offshore drilling.