We’ve won some big victories for working families in Massachusetts and across the country, but there’s a lot more to do. So today I’m making it official: I’m running for re-election to keep up the fight.
Thank you, Massachusetts Democrats! I’m grateful to be your nominee for the U.S. Senate, and I will keep fighting by your side to put Washington on the side of working people.
Yesterday, I joined
@GBLCBoston
as they took their Labor Day breakfast to the streets and supported
@UNITEHERE26
on the picket line. I’m in this fight by their side because one job should be enough—and they’re fighting for working people everywhere.
If you’re enjoying the holiday, or if you’ve ever had a weekend off, thank the labor movement. Today and every day, we fight to create an economy that works for working people. Unions built America’s middle class, and unions will rebuild America’s middle class.
#LaborDay
Last weekend before our primary election here in Massachusetts! I got to speak with people in Concord, Acton, and Leominster who are getting out the vote—and who are ready to keep making real change.
I was very glad to celebrate Labor Day Weekend with the Central
@MassAFLCIO
. I’m in this fight alongside the labor movement to put more power in the hands of working people—and when working people fight, working people win.
This year, over 400,000 seniors in Massachusetts will save an average of around $190 with caps on prescription drug costs.
Why? Because Democrats passed the Inflation Reduction Act.
Next year, over 480,000 of our Commonwealth’s seniors will save an average of around $330.
Voting is the beating heart of our democracy. I cast my ballot this morning—early voting ends today for the September 3 Massachusetts primary, so make a plan to make your voice heard!
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"I am announcing today that under the Trump administration, your government will pay for or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated with IVF treatment."
"We want more babies!"
I am deeply grateful for our firefighters’ work to keep our communities safe. I encouraged local fire departments in Massachusetts to apply for these grants, and they’ll make a real difference to provide modern safety equipment and the necessary training.
NEW: We released our first major round of endorsements of candidates running for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. Each candidate has proven that they will do what it takes to stand up to extremists and take action to make our country safer.
I’m honored to have earned the Moms’ Seal of Approval on Child Care—and I’ll keep fighting to make sure working parents in Massachusetts and across the country can find quality, affordable child care.
MomsRising Together is launching the first-ever mom-built and mom-made Moms' Seal of Approval on Child Care. We're challenging candidates up and down the ballot to commit to being child care champions.
#ChildCareSeal
Whether he’s talking about cleaning your gutters or fighting for working people, Tim Walz just gets it.
Unions built America’s middle class. Unions will rebuild America’s middle class. And “right to work” = “right to work for less, more dangerously, for no pensions.”
Tim Walz is speaking at the Firefighters Union Conference in Boston right now.
He's saying: "It was you who built the middle class. And we know that when unions are strong, America is strong ...
Donald Trump and JD Vance, they have something a little different in mind."
In Wisconsin, I’ve talked about how Kamala Harris will be a president who brings down costs for working people. Trump’s plan is to help the rich and powerful get richer and more powerful while letting everybody else in America eat dirt.
.
@ewarren
on Harris campaign’s housing plan: “I’m 100 percent on this. We need the federal government to be a good partner in building more housing locally… it is a fabulous proposal.”