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We need to make it easier for families to buy homes and harder for Wall Street to buy homes.

@elonmusk wtf is this #twitterblue

Please stop telling us about these celebrities leaving Twitter because of @elonmusk - you’re gonna crash Google from everyone looking up who they are.

@RoKhanna Fuck “your” bill, you have no idea what you’re talking about.

President Biden is right. It's time for fossil fuel companies to stop profiteering off the war in Ukraine and give Americans a break. A Windfall Profits Tax will hold them accountable and give American families much needed relief. Let's pass my bill!

@POTUS On my way to Florida to pander for votes. Just tell it like it is.

I’m on my way to Florida to highlight how we’re protecting Social Security and Medicare and lowering prescription drug prices. See you soon, Fort Lauderdale!

@AshleyDCan More likely someone has lived in a tent, or under an overpass. I don’t think people use boxes anymore.

Has anyone lived in a cardboard box? Highly considering it

@RoKhanna Why are you so divisive? Just say what you want and why we should have it; don’t start by calling out half of the country. That’s not how you lead.

Republicans love to claim they're "pro-family." How about universal childcare? How about paid family leave? How about universal pre-K? Do they support any of these pro-family policies?

@ReverendWarnock “My name is on the ballot” is a very clear representation of how political parties took over and now control elections in the U.S. These sorts of ballots did not exist until the 1840’s or 1850’s. Once the people who got elected thanks to them were in office, codes changed.

Election Day is ONE WEEK AWAY but polls are open NOW. My name is on the ballot. But, the truth is, your family is on the ballot. The future is on the ballot. Vote!!!

@Public_Citizen I actually do see a problem here, but again your posts should probably be more specific.

CEO-to-worker pay ratio: 1965: 20-to-1 1978: 30-to-1 1989: 58-to-1 1995: 121-to-1 2020: 351-to-1 Now: 399-to-1 Do you see a problem here?

@chibiapegang @GunnelsWarren 😭😂😂

@GunnelsWarren Belgium money supply seams bullish. 😬

Inflation rate Netherlands: 16.8% Belgium: 13.1% Italy: 12.8% Germany: 11.6% Euro-zone: 10.7% Portugal: 10.6% UK: 10.1% Ireland: 9.6% Luxembourg: 8.8% USA: 8.2% But please keep telling us inflation in America is up because the US working class got a $1,400 check 19 months ago.

@BrownEyeGreen @GunnelsWarren Yes😭

@GunnelsWarren Talking to liberals about the economy is like teaching economics to 12 year olds. UHG!

@GunnelsWarren Pretty sure these countries all gave out more money, in relation to their populations. This would cause higher percentage numbers.

@PramilaJayapal Inflation means bigger numbers. Are these gross or net profits? Please be more specific.

Big Oil is expected to report a $50B profit from Q3 — its second-highest EVER. But instead of lowering costs, they’re buying back stocks. Democrats voted to end this price gouging, but every House Republican voted no. Let's expand our majorities in November so we can stop this.

@JamaalBowmanNY So let’s also get rid of legacy enrollment. Work for common solutions, stop pointing out errors and dismissing groups of people entirely.

Decapitalize healthcare.

@RoKhanna And we should probably teach kids how to earn a living, pay taxes, start a business, etc. in public school. Oh, and how about teaching which all doctors exist so you have some kind of an idea of where to go when your body starts wearing down.

Trade schools and vocational schools should be free. Public colleges and universities should be free.

@Public_Citizen What are their expenses?

Exxon has raked in $43,000,000,000 in profits this year. Shell has raked in $31,900,000,000 in profits this year. Chevron has raked in $29,100,000,000 in profits this year. We need a windfall profits tax. End of story.

@RoKhanna Virtually no job in the U.S affords an individual enough to pay healthcare costs. It’s basically impossible. The problem is our healthcare system. We all need to understand what Abraham Flexner did at the direction of John Rockefeller in 1910.

In the United States of America, one job should be enough to pay rent, put food on the table, and cover health care costs. It is past time we raised the minimum wage.

@BernieSanders The biggest parent corporations support the left and the media’s narrative. Make what you’re saying make sense. You’re targeting the well-off, not the super rich. I’m poor, so either helps me out, but at least be clear that you are on the same team as the realllly big companies.

This weekend, I am headed to Wisconsin to rally voters ahead of next week's elections. We must expand the slim Democratic majority and take on the greed of the billionaire class and create a government that works for all of us. I hope you'll join me there.