If Donald Trump chooses to veto our popular, pro-affordability policies, the fight is far from over. We'll run on them in 2028 and pass them in 2029.

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That starts with cracking down on corporate greed to bring down the cost of health care, housing, child care, groceries, and gas. And it means doing oversight of both the Trump Administration and big corporations ripping people off.

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Voters want fighters for higher paychecks and lower prices. Next year, Democrats must pass bills powerful enough to actually tackle the cost of living crisis and root out rampant corruption. We cannot be the party of nervous lawyers who just tinker around the edges.

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It's real

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It's "funny" in that most states already signed their letters from the NTIA to get their grant money, which include restrictions on PUC's regulating broadband, because most states gave up on protecting consumers at AT&T and Comcast's behest years ago....

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