Rep. Debbie Dingell
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Rep. Debbie Dingell
@RepDebDingell
A new report says Social Security is headed for drastic cuts by 2032. Not on my watch. People in my district worked their whole lives and are counting on every dollar of Social Security they earned. We cannot stop fighting to protect the livelihoods of working Americans as- I voted to pass bipartisan legislation ending the delays workers face in securing a first union contract, because workers' rights should never be a fight. There is more work to be done to protect and strengthen labor unions — and I am not backing down.
- A budget reflects your values, and at a time when working families are struggling, Republicans are giving Trump's ICE a $70 billion check without doing anything for Americans or making common sense immigration reforms. Trump's Congress cannot get any more callous or careless.
- I voted NO on the Republican budget bill. It gives Trump’s ICE $70 billion with no reforms and doesn’t stop his taxpayer slush fund for criminals or a ballroom This legislation was designed for a single constituent: Donald Trump. That’s not policy, it’s pathetic.
- We are now 100 days into a reckless and costly war with Iran, and President Trump does not have a strategy or endgame. Servicemembers have been killed and wounded, and our economy has been damaged. This presidency is nothing more than a masterclass in corruption, violence,
- There is not a dollar in the Republican budget bill to lower Americans’ cost of living. Families can’t afford groceries, gas, or a trip to the doctor, but Republicans are using your tax dollars to give ICE another $70 billion blank check and letting Trump keep his $1.8 billion
- I talk to my constituents every week. You know what they want? Lower costs. Healthcare they can actually afford. A government that works for them instead of the billionaire class. They don't want endless wars. They don't want slush funds for criminals. And they don't want a
- Today we #WearOrange to call attention to our nation’s preventable gun violence crisis, which takes nearly 47,000 lives every single year.
- June is Pride Month—a time to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, honor those who have fought for equality, and recognize that the work is not done. Pride is about dignity, respect, and the freedom for everyone to live as their authentic selves. When we embrace and value one another,
- Every year, far too many Americans lose a family member, a friend, or a neighbor to gun violence. This June, we commemorate the lives we’ve lost and commit to ending gun violence once and for all.
- While working Americans struggle to put food on the table, Trump has found another way to cut costs for the ultra wealthy. Same story, different day.
