Trump promised you cheap energy. Instead, he launched a war with Iran that handed oil companies the biggest windfall in years. Now working families are paying the price.

AI could generate trillions in wealth in the coming years. We can let Elon Musk and a few Silicon Valley billionaires become richer and richer—OR we can tax AI and invest in schools, healthcare, and workers.

There's a word for when the president uses government power to enrich himself personally: corruption.

Jan 6: Trump buys Eli Lilly stock. Praises GLP-1s on TV. Feb 10: Trump buys up to $5M in Dell. Encourages people to “buy Dell.” March: Trump buys Micron stock. Calls Micron "one of the hottest companies.” Those are just 3 of the 3,000+ trades Trump made.

Tech execs are saying AI will create a "permanent underclass." Not on my watch. We need to: Close loopholes rewarding AI over workers. Wealth tax—CEOs shouldn't pay a lower rate than workers. Tax AI data centers. AI's success belongs to everyone.

Trump is hurting students, families, and teachers by ripping important programs out of the Education Department. We must protect students and save our schools.

Tech executives are warning that AI could lead to “a level of wealth concentration that will break society.” Those are their words. I won’t accept that future.

Trump promised to make life more affordable. He hasn't. He even said on TV he doesn't think about Americans' financial situations. So I went directly to you. Real people. Real stories.

Trump’s economy: www.wsj.com/personal-finance/credit/us-cre...

Donald Trump is trading stocks in companies his government affects through policy decisions. He’s holding the stocks while pulling the levers that determine their value. It’s corruption, plain and simple.

If we want to win in 2026 and 2028, Democrats need to take on the big fights. Bring costs down. End the corruption. End the war in Iran. Make life easier for working Americans. No more hand-waving. It's time to get serious.

Donald Trump wants to start one war, and then another war, and then another war. The American people are not looking for wars around the world; we are looking for lower prices here at home.

Trump used the threat of a lawsuit against his own government to pressure nearly $2 billion out of the U.S. Treasury. No jury decided this. No judge approved it. Congress never voted on it. But your taxpayer dollars funded it.

Donald Trump is rewriting the rules for his own benefit, and Republicans in Congress just let it happen. Spineless doesn't begin to cover it. We took an oath to the Constitution, not to Donald Trump.

AI was built on your creativity, your tax dollars, and your electric grid. The profits shouldn't only flow to billionaires. It's time to tax AI and invest in people.

Trump is more focused on trading corporate stocks than lowering the price of gas and groceries.

I can’t believe I have to say this: The President should not financially benefit from the very government he controls. I’ve got a bill to stop Trump’s corruption.

Trump’s government just gave him and his family immunity from tax prosecution. For life. Which begs the question: What is Trump hiding in his taxes?

Republicans want billions for ICE's unchecked terror—no oversight, no rules, no accountability. I will continue to say NO. That money could be used for: ✅ Schools & child care ✅ Healthcare ✅ Housing ✅ Jobs

Democrats should be talking about making child care more affordable every chance we get, going into the midterms and into 2028. If we demonstrate how we'll actually make this care real for families—and actually fight for it—we can win.

Memorial Day is a special day in our family. All three of my brothers served—and I’m forever grateful they made it home safely. To the service members who do not, we owe a debt that cannot be repaid. No matter how you honor Memorial Day, I hope you have a meaningful day.

The President should be lowering costs, not trading stocks.

Trump sued his own IRS. Settled with his own government. Secured a $1.8 billion slush fund to siphon toward his allies. Blocked the IRS audits against himself and his family.  This is corruption in plain sight.

FOREVER BARRED. That's the actual language that protects Trump and his family from ever having to answer for an audit of his taxes. The corruption is staggering.

My Ban Presidential Plunder of Taxpayer Funds Act would make it illegal for a sitting president or VP to receive settlement payments from the federal government they control—or to direct those payments to a third party. We CANNOT allow this abuse of power.

This is something that someone who doesn’t want to pay his fair share in taxes would say. Tax the rich.

The student loan system is increasingly rigged against borrowers. Trump is cutting federal options and gutting the CFPB, pushing people toward private lenders with even fewer protections. More and more, it's a real heads-they-win, tails-you-lose situation for working families.

Anybody can wave their hands and claim they'll lower costs. Voters are done with vague promises. They deserve real plans and specific steps to cut child care and utility bills. That's how we build credibility—and that’s what I’m fighting for.

Bottom line: The president should not be able to own and trade stocks. Or the vice president. Or members of Congress.

Then: President Jimmy Carter sold his peanut farm to a blind trust to avoid even the slightest appearance of corruption. Now: Trump traded over 3,700 stocks earlier this year—personally profiting off of companies who are directly impacted by his decisions as President.

This is common sense: Congress should prevent the President and his family from profiting off crypto deals while in office.

This level of corruption is truly staggering.

Not a hot take: The company that approves whether or not your medication is covered should not be the same company that sets the prices for your medication AND the same company that also sells your medication. www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/...Mostrar mais

A majority of Americans can’t afford rent on a modest 2 bedroom. People aren't buying their first home until 40. Since 1990, the cost of housing is up 174% while wages have flatlined. We're in a housing crisis. Congress needs to act like it.

Trump sued his own government to pay himself $10 billion in taxpayer funds. He even said: "It's awfully strange to make a decision where I'm paying myself." It's not strange. It's corrupt.

I don't say this often, but Fox News got this exactly right on Trump’s ballroom.

$15M for painting the Lincoln Reflecting Pool electric-blue. $100M for a giant Arch named after Trump. $1B for Trump’s ballroom. If this administration is interested in rooting out government waste, they can take a look at Trump's taxpayer-funded vanity projects.

This is corruption on steroids. abcnews.com/US/trump-poised-drop-irs-suit-...

Millions of Americans use buy-now-pay-later because they're stretched thin. The last thing they need is to be penalized on their credit score for it—especially with no transparency, no consistency, and no recourse. I’m demanding answers.

Defeating Trump just to go back to business-as-usual won't be enough. We need to hold him and his cronies accountable for breaking the law. Then we need to clean up the corruption in Washington to guarantee our government can never be hijacked again. That’s what I’m focused on.

Our government isn’t broken. It works great for billionaires. For Big Pharma. For Wall Street. For corporations that can hire lobbyists. It's rigged for the wealthy and well-connected. We need to build a better system—one that works for working people.

Gas prices are higher than $4.50 per gallon. Trump's response?

Our immediate priority is to take back our Congressional majorities. But I'm also keeping an eye on the big picture: a democracy that reflects the will of the people. That means reforming SCOTUS by enforcing a code of conduct and expanding the Court to rebalance it.

Republicans in Congress cut healthcare, gutted public services, and said there’s no money for things like child care. But they found $1 billion for Trump's ballroom and billions more for ICE.

We can’t just say we need to win back the Senate. So I’m putting money where my mouth is. Our team has raised over $800K for state Democratic parties, including the competitive Senate battlegrounds. Let's win and then deliver change.

Trump wants to control interest rates, and he nominated Kevin Warsh to be his sock puppet. Warsh’s confirmation = another step in Trump's attempt to take over the Fed. That's not good for working families—it's good for Wall Street.