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Progressive and anti-war groups say Democrats don't even need to wait until January—they can hold up money for the war when government funding runs out next month.
"The new Democratic majority in Congress should pass bills to make life more affordable and our government less corrupt."
"Americans are hungry for leadership that challenges the status quo, ends America’s forever wars, and takes on entrenched wealth and corporate power," said Data for Progress' executive director.
One labor leader said Democrats must not take union support for granted: "We lifted you up. Now it’s time for you to deliver for us."
"People just want to live, not survive," said one organizer.
"Democrats won this election by claiming we are on the side of working people, and working people are counting on us to deliver."
"Two federal courts have now said EPA broke the law when it terminated Solar for All grants. Instead of keeping families in the dark, EPA should take this opportunity to help a million households cut their electricity bills."
The message of voters is the same everywhere: diplomacy is safer, more effective, and trillions of dollars cheaper than war.
The American people understand that the economy today is rigged and that we cannot continue the ‘same old, same old’ establishment politics and establishment policies.
"There is one contingency in which I won’t reintroduce the articles of impeachment: Hegseth resigns," wrote Republican Rep. Thomas Massie.