In Congress, I am proud to serve on the Judiciary Committee—it’s a serious committee engaged in serious work to protect the fundamental civil rights and freedoms of all Americans. Or at least it used to be.
Today, we honor America’s workers – past and present – who’ve made invaluable contributions to our country. Let’s recommit ourselves to championing the workers and unions who make this country great.
November 2024 seems far away, but the truth is that the groundwork we lay today will directly impact everything we do between now and then. That’s why I’m working hard to uplift Democrats across North Carolina and ensure Wake County has the strongest voter turnout possible.
The high cost of quality childcare has burdened North Carolina families for too long. Working parents should not be forced to choose between a career and their family, all while struggling to make ends meet.
I fought to pass the Inflation Reduction Act because I knew it would create real change in North Carolina and save our seniors money. This week President Joe Biden announced the first 10 drugs for Medicare price negotiation.
Thinking of all those affected by Idalia this week across the Southeast and here in North Carolina. Thank you, NC Emergency Management, for your tireless work keeping us informed
My prayers are with the faculty member who lost their life in the shooting on the UNC campus. I’m heartbroken for UNC students and staff, their families, and the Chapel Hill community, who endured the fear and now the trauma of yet another instance of senseless gun violence. We must act.
I know it’s hard to celebrate our accomplishments as North Carolinians have been stripped of a fundamental right: reproductive freedom. But I urge you to join me in doing what we do best – standing up and fighting back. This day is a celebration of the 19th Amendment that expanded voting rights to women. We never would have achieved reproductive rights without women voting. Now, we will use our power at the ballot box to challenge every single Republican who voted against abortion rights.
I am proud to stand with Governor Cooper on his veto of Senate Bill 747, the elections bill that undermines democracy. We should work to strengthen voting rights—not make it more difficult for North Carolinians to cast a ballot.
I was proud to help pass the American Rescue Plan that expanded access to safe childcare and early education opportunities, but this is just the first step we needed to make affordable childcare a reality in our state and country. I look forward to heading back to Congress and putting this issue at the forefront of the fight to ensure we’re making smart investments for American families and the next generation.
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