“Republicans’ Project 2025 is bad for America. It would force Americans to pay more at the grocery store, strip workers of overtime pay, and raise taxes on working families. The ultra-wealthy would get hefty handout while families suffer. We can’t let that happen.”
“The data is clear: the transformative investments we secured through the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Law are working — slashing costs for working families on everything from health care to utilities."
An economic analysis of the far-right Project 2025 agenda crafted by at least 140 former Trump administration officials shows that the plan would result in higher taxes on working-class Americans and "corporate welfare" for the rich and large businesses.
Jul 30 2024
NUEVO INFORME: Las inundaciones le cuesta a los Estados Unidos entre $179.8 y $496.0 mil millones anualmente
Hoy, senador Martin Heinrich (D-NM), presidente del Comité Económico Mixto del Congreso de EE. UU. (Joint Economic Committee, JEC), publicó un informe escrito por el personal demócrata, que concluye que las inundaciones en los Estados Unidos causan anualmente daños por valor de entre $179.8 y $496.0 mil millones--un número mucho más alto que las estimaciones existentes, y uno que está aumentando debido a los impactos del cambio climático.
“Fusion is poised to play a critical role in securing our clean energy future. That’s why I started the Senate Fusion Caucus to support the pursuit of clean, limitless energy.”
Jul 25 2024
JEC Chairman Heinrich: “Our Economy Continues to Grow and Families are Feeling the Benefits”
“Our economy continues to grow and families are feeling the benefits. Because of Democrats’ policies, we’ve seen 41 months of record job growth. Wage growth is outpacing inflation and prices are coming down."
"New Mexico is at the highest risk of being exploited by private equity firms. From lowering the quality of health care to cutting wages for workers, these firms have prioritized lining the pockets of their executives over the interest of New Mexicans. That needs to end."
New Mexico is the most vulnerable U.S. state in terms of susceptibility to predatory investment practices. That’s one of the conclusions of a report released this morning by the Joint Economic Committee, which is chaired by New Mexico senator Martin Heinrich.
“The Fed has made clear it needs confirmation that inflation is tamed before cutting interest rates. Here it is. Inflation is cooling, gas prices are falling, and the job market is stable. But families across the country aren’t feeling the impact of this yet.
"The data is crystal clear: abortion bans strip women of their fundamental freedom to choose, put women’s lives at risk, and pose serious consequences for our economy. We can’t let that trend continue."