On Tuesday, President Donald Trump gave his State of the Union address, but instead of providing a unifying vision for our nation, he used his time to give a glorified campaign rally that misrepresented his record.
President Trump mentioned lowering prescription drug prices, but the truth is, he's refused to support legislation Kim and the House passed to do just that. He mentioned efforts to protect our environment, but over the past three years, his administration has eliminated countless environmental protections. And he mentioned protecting Americans with pre-existing conditions, but right now he's doing the opposite, his administration is fighting in federal court to have the Affordable Care Act declared unconstitutional.
Kim's priorities have always been to fight for our environment, education, health care, and more. But right now these issues -- and so many more -- are, at best, being ignored by the Trump administration. The people of our district and our country deserve more than empty rhetoric.
Kim will always fight for the issues that matter most to Washington families, so we want to make sure your voice is being heard. Take our short survey and let us know what you would most like to see this White House actually address >>
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