A lot has happened in the first three months of the year. Throughout it all, I’ve continued my fight on behalf of working families, our communities, and our planet.
I championed the policies that President Biden spoke about in his State of the Union address like cutting the cost of prescription drugs, lowering the cost of childcare for middle class families, enforcing antitrust laws so corporate monopolies aren’t taking advantage of the people, and making the wealthiest pay their fair share of taxes.
That’s why I also called on President Biden to take a series of critical executive actions and use his power to accomplish our shared goals. We must deliver important wins for working families by canceling student debt, securing paid sick leave and vacation for millions of workers, investing in clean energy, clean air, and clean water, and so much more.
And those were just some of the highlights.
I continue my advocacy for Medicare for All and every policy that expands health care coverage and cuts costs for working families. I also led letters to government agencies urging them to protect Medicare from private profiteers.
I introduced the Climate Resilience Workforce Act to invest in a skilled workforce capable of responding to and preparing for the destructive impacts of climate change. We enacted a law I co-led called the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act — to empower sexual assault survivors to choose how they want to seek justice for abusive treatment, and allow them to have their day in court.
I’ve led the charge to cut wasteful military spending that only benefits private defense contractors, and I’ve advocated for an end to private immigrant detention centers. Protecting voting rights and our democracy remains front and center in my fight.
Our fight for bold, progressive change is critical. We face lobbying from the largest corporations in America and an extreme GOP willing to stop us no matter what. That’s why I rely on grassroots support, and why I need you to chip in right now.
In solidarity,
Pramila
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