Jake Johnson Posts

By passing their budget blueprint, Republicans have taken "the first step toward an immoral tax scheme that will hand trillions of dollars to millionaires and corporations."

"It is disturbing the Treasury Department is burying research proving that trickle-down economics harms American workers."

As Trump and the GOP push massive tax cuts for the rich, new data shows that the wealthy are doing better than ever

"Never underestimate the power of organizing."

Sen. Bernie Sanders called the new Obamacare repeal plan "yet another disastrous Republican proposal to throw millions of people off health insurance."

"We speak our patients' names, we can't forget their faces, and we will never stop fighting until they have guaranteed access to healthcare as a human right."

Canada has demanded that the United States elim

"This is not letting the law fail, this is making the law fail."

"Why is the New York Times op-ed page publishing Erik Prince's sales pitch for more mercenaries?"

"Google is very aggressive in throwing its money around Washington and Brussels, and then pulling the strings."

As President Trump flaunts booming stock market, most U.S. workers as vulnerable as ever

"Any organization that disagrees with Trump, gets cut. Business committees, arts, and now science."

"He's allowed fascism, he's allowed the KKK, he's allowed Nazis to show their ugly face, and we're here to remind him there's a cost for that."

"You do have to wonder when working-class Trump supporters will start to notice such things."

45 percent of Republicans favor giving courts the power to shutter "biased" media outlets—a number commentators argued should be "scary for anyone concerned about the future of American democracy."

"Our goal must be to join the rest of the industrialized world and guarantee healthcare to every man, woman, and child in this country."

On the heels of the Senate's narrow vote on Tuesday to proceed with debate on legislation that could leave tens of millions more Americans without insurance, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) greeted protestors on the steps of the capitol and denounced Republicans' efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act as an attack on "

"Republicans have been determined to take a wrecking ball to the Affordable Care Act and the protections it provides. They will not give up. And neither will we."

Trump "put in place unusual policies that allowed him to keep the high one-time fees charged to new members and put language in his club rules that allowed him to spend the money on anything he wanted."

"We will not find common ground with an administration that is cruel and callous to our children and their families."