Lifting sanctions on Delcy Rodriguez's personal bank accounts does nothing to help Venezuelans. It just allows the same criminal regime to self-enrich and entrench their rule while delaying any steps towards a transition. We must reverse course and push for democracy.
Crimes against humanity continue in Venezuela because most perpetrators are still in charge. We should push for a real democratic transition, not get-rich-quick schemes for Trump's oil industry friends.
American farmers and families face skyrocketing costs thanks to Trump. Instead of investing in our farmers, the Republican Agriculture bill abandons them completely.
The only thing that's changed in Venezuela since Maduro's arrest is the dictator's name. Venezuelans deserve real democracy and respect for their human rights, not the same corrupt regime backed by Big Oil and MAGA.
Florida families watch grocery costs rise more every day thanks to Trump's tariffs. I'm fighting to repeal Trump's illegal tariffs and make life more affordable.
Two years in a row, Republicans tried to cut the PAWS program to ensure domestic abuse survivors can move out without leaving their pets behind. I fought back and kept this vital program alive both times.
Trump's proposes to put up to 3 million people - over half of them children - at risk of eviction. I'm working to stop this, and put more people in homes, not less.
If the pain of soaring bills didn't make affording housing hard enough to find, the Trump Administration wants to take it from more people. We must help people afford housing, not put them on the street.
When there's someone in need, America shows up. But Republicans want to gut Food for Peace, which would ensure we abandon starving children and America's role as moral leaders in the world.
American families struggle to pay their bills, but Republicans want to gut programs they rely on to keep a roof over their heads. We need to help people afford housing, not make the affordability crisis worse.
Republicans want to gut Food for Peace, a program that pays our farmers, makes use of overflow crops, and feeds hungry people around the world. When we invest in Food for Peace, America leads with strength, compassion, and common sense.