Virginia faces a major decision: should data centers keep receiving ~$2 billion a year in tax exemptions while families shoulder the costs? Join @RussetPerry & @pwcdanica, and me on Monday, June 15. It's our duty to protect Virginians & we want to hear from you. eventbrite.com/e/senator-l-l…

I will be on the road next week to talk about the data center tax credit and our policies towards them going forward. RSVP with the QR codes if you want to join the discussion in Chesterfield and Virginia Beach and stay tuned for more events coming soon.

Longtime Epstein assistant says she set up phone calls between Epstein and Trump dlvr.it/TSyMJB

Not on the novel-long @RISenate calendars for today/tomorrow: McKee's pick to the state Public Utilities Commission. rhodeislandcurrent.com/2026/…

A Democrat has a scandal: Everyone on the right and left attacks them. A Republican has a scandal: Everyone on the right defends them. A few on the left attack them. This is a huge problem.

It's pathetic how moderates are not team players. Yet progressives and the left always make a point to unite when we lose or even win.

Susan Collins lied to us and now refuses to even say she regrets her vote for Brett Kavanaugh. This is why so many Mainers regret their vote for her.

I am honored to have @ProgressiveVic endorse our grassroots campaign. This campaign is about building a city that works for everyone, not just corporate interest. Together, we're fighting for affordable housing, better protections for our immigrant neighbors, increased support of our public schools, and leadership that's accountable. Thank you to Progressive Victory for believing in our vision of a Providence for All.

The only thing the DC establishment can agree on is a love of Jeffrey Epstein — and a hatred of me. Together, we will take back our government from the Epstein class. WATCH: Our new TV ad

This should be a career-ending scandal. But life under Trump is so hellish, it's not even front-page news.

So strange that Tom Steyer conceded and endorsed Beccera, while centrists like Janet can’t even find the will to mention the guy who completely destroyed her in the primary?

Congratulations to Graham Platner on his landslide victory in Maine. Together, we will defeat Oligarchy and create an economy that works for all, not just the few.

Former state Rep. @AaronRegunberg endorses @DavidMoralesPVD for PVD mayor

We need to pass the Voting Rights Act this year because there are elections this year where these protections matter. The Speaker is wrong to try to kill it.

Stumping for Susan Collins, the woman who directly overturned Roe V Wade, support Israel's genocide and promises to help Trump pass his entire agenda should have you pushed out of the party permanently.

If you can’t see the massive bad faith right wing smear campaign going on against Platner right now then you must be blind. This is ludicrous:

Why would anyone want to spend 1.6 billion dollars subsidizing Big Tech companies when that money could go to public education, health care or tax relief for our constituents? This issue is uniting Democrats, Republicans and Independents and I am proud to be your advocate!

What the U.S. Senate campaign in Maine is all about.

Scalia died in February 2016. It took Obama a full month to nominate a replacement and then he used no leverage and barely lifted a finger for Garland; the party was more focused in the moment at making sure everyone understood how racist and sexist Bernie Sanders was. Plenty of Obama aides were actually glad when Dems lost the senate in 2014 because they were sick of Harry Reid pushing Obama to be more assertive and fight more. They lost the Senate in 2014 largely because of Obama’s capitulation to/obsession with austerity and reducing the deficit. He constantly insisted he had no real power — Neera will probably respond by saying he had no power — which Trump has proved totally wrong. And when RBG died in September 2020 Trump nominated ACB the next week. They play to win. But sure, a 5 minute segment from @chrislhayes would’ve made the difference. (And I’m sure he did do a bunch actually.)

John Fetterman seems to genuinely think that the reason no one likes him is because he refuses to wear a suit. It's not the hoodie, dude. It's because you've become a stooge for AIPAC and the Republican party.