Pramila Jayapal

We cannot come out of this national public health crisis only to retain the status quo—one that leaves at least 87 million uninsured or underinsured.

Let's be clear: poverty exists because we allow it to exist.

Since its inception in 1965, Medicare has not covered such basic health-care needs as hearing, dental care, and vision.

Our response here in Congress must match the true scale of this devastating crisis. The Heroes Act—while it contains many important provisions—simply fails to do that.

The Medicare-for-all movement has overwhelming public support, unprecedented grass-roots organization, and a serious plan that is ready to change our health-care system right now.

The Raise the Wage Act is an opportunity for Congress to restore dignity to work and stability to the lives of millions who work hard every day for less and less

We lose all moral authority to call out the abominable behavior of Moore and Trump if we refuse to call it out on our own side.

There’s nothing normal about graduating with massive student debt.