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January 6, 2026
Statement “More sick children – some of them desperately ill. More hospitalizations. More pressure on our already-stressed health care system. More medical expenses for families. More struggles for the tens of millions of working parents without paid sick time they can use to care for their ailing sons and daughters. More uncertainty and confusion for parents.
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January 5, 2026
Statement “The Trump administration is positioning families, communities, businesses, and our economy to struggle and fail by threatening Child Care Development Block Grant funding. This move is short-sighted and harmful and may well cause grave and lasting harm to our underfunded, already-struggling child care system. Families need more child care solutions, not more chaos. It is truly appalling that the administration would do this based on unsubstantiated charges by a rightwing influencer known for spreading racist disinformation.
December 17, 2025
Statement “At last! Today four Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives joined with Democrats to force a vote on extending the premium tax credits that make health coverage affordable for tens of millions of moms and families. With those tax credits set to expire on December 31st, Speaker Johnson should hold that vote this week and the U.S. Senate should do the same.
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December 17, 2025
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December 5, 2025
Statement “The horrifying attacks on immigrant families that Republican leaders have unleashed are harming families across this country, undermining our already-struggling child and home care systems, and weakening our economy while terrifying, and too often unnecessarily and cruelly, separating, the immigrant families who make our communities and our economy stronger.
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November 19, 2025
Statement “Today’s announcement, that the U.S. Department of Education signed agreements to transfer key functions to other federal agencies with no professional expertise in educating our children, is reckless, harmful, and unlawful. Further dismantling the Department of Education will undermine learning opportunities for children in every state, harming families and undermining our workforce, our economy, and our country as a whole for generations to come. Unfortunately, those who will face the grave impacts first will be students with disabilities and students from low-income families.
November 18, 2025
Statement “It is a shameful reality that Native Women continue to face one of the widest pay disparities of any group, with Native women working full-time, year-round and seasonally paid just 58 cents for every dollar paid to their White male counterparts. Nearly two-thirds of Native moms (64%) are breadwinners for their families, and they are paid just 41 cents for every dollar paid to White men. Those wage gaps are a disgrace and should be a call to lawmakers at every level to take action to finally make wages fair.
November 10, 2025
Statement “There are no winners in the compromise moving through the U.S. Senate to re-open our federal government without a deal to save our health care. The cruelty and intransigence of Republican leaders in Congress is forcing tens of millions of people to go hungry and will soon cause millions more to have their health care costs skyrocket, or to lose their health coverage entirely.
November 4, 2025
Statement “It’s hard to think of anything more destructive, meaner, smaller, or uglier than weaponizing food. But that’s exactly what President Trump and his administration are doing with SNAP, a program that has long had bipartisan support because it boosts our economy and allows families to build good lives. It is shameful!
October 29, 2025
Statement “Our country is facing a serious emergency because the Trump Department of Agriculture is refusing to use contingency funds to support SNAP benefits in November. That is a choice the Trump administration is making that is unjustifiable, callous, and cruel. It will cause massive hardship and hunger. If the administration makes good on its threat, more than 41 million people in this country – children, seniors, moms and families, people with disabilities, people who work hard at jobs that don’t pay them enough to feed their families – will go hungry.

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