My campaign will never accept a single dime from corporations or corporate PACs. This country has been destroyed by money in politics. 60% of people now live paycheck to paycheck while our elected officials continue to accept bribes and do the bidding of the billionaire class.
After 3 years of running, my opponent finally created an issues page on her website. She included this line "Take on Big Pharma companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs and limit out-of-pocket costs for Nevadans."
Big Pharma is one of her largest donors.
If anyone is given a refund for the illegal tariffs than it should be the people. We paid for it - the money belongs to us.
I want to thank everyone who came to our grassroots fundraiser last night! My campaign is committed to not accepting any corporate donations, so the regular people funding our work are vital. I also want to thank Dr. Zaffar Iqbal for organizing the event, and for his work in the Muslim community.
I don't want our country to "move on and heal", I want Donald Trump and everyone who helped his criminal empire in prison.
Decades of treating and funding child care as a private service rather than vital public infrastructure has left the system on the verge of collapse
3 out of 4 preschool aged kids in Nevada are not enrolled in preschool. Surveys of parents suggest that cost is the number one reason they're not enrolled. Let's get these kids an education and invest universal childcare.
Too many people are worried that they could not afford a single medical emergency. We must move towards a system that prioritizes health over profits.
Nevada has the most expensive childcare in the nation and a waiting list of 7,000 children who cannot get a pre-K seat. It's time we invested in Nevada's families and introduced universal, free childcare for all.
40% of children in Nevada live in single parent households. While Nevada's legislature has more moms than average(at a sad 12%), it does not actually reflect the state of motherhood in Nevada.
Nevadans should not have to pay a daily demand charge to power data centers that we didn't ask for and don't want
billionaires love convincing everyone that it's theft to ask them to pay their taxes, but it's somehow not theft when we give them OUR taxes in public subsidies
More than 80% of wealth has been trickled up from the bottom 90% to the top 10%. I'm tired of hearing about how we can't have this or that policy because we don't have the money. We have the money - they're stealing it from us.
Explain to me how spending more money on body cameras is going to stop ICE violence when we have 37 different camera views of them murdering two people on the street and getting away with it
While the richest men in the world are so bored with all their money and power that they must resort to human trafficking for funsies - the rest of us are barely making it paycheck to paycheck. Enough bullshit - it's time to level the playing field and give working people a chance to thrive.
I believe in the radical idea that one person is able to get by just fine on $999 million. They can pay the rest back to society.
I will be out in the community investigating reports that apartments in the area have rodents, roaches, and mold. If you live in Las Vegas and are dealing with apartment issues, I want to hear from you. Win or lose the election - I will be in Carson City demanding that slumlords are held accountable
Are we really going to sit around while data centers destroy our environment, use our water, use our electricity, take our jobs, and then charge US for this "service" they've provided for us? I don't think so. If you want to see data centers OUT of Nevada, let's be friends.
I'm tired of screaming into the void. If we do not take action SOON then the rich will accumulate everything that is left in this society while imprisoning everyone who fights back. This is not hyperbole, this is the plan that they are executing in front of our eyes.
They told you that we couldn't afford universal healthcare and then spent our money on shooting mothers and arresting five year olds in blue bunny hats
A study from UCLA came out recently demonstrating that economic inequality, NOT supply restraints, have caused the housing crisis. To put it simply - building more won't bring down prices. Not without also raising wages and taxing the damn rich.
Nevada's legislature spent two weeks arguing that we had to give $2 billion in public money to corporations in order to "create jobs" and now they're all running campaigns pretending to be anti-corporate because progressives are running against them. Laughable!
A new study has called Nevada the fourth worst place to raise a family. We ranked at the bottom for affordability, childcare, education, and health. Our state does not invest in regular families - instead focusing all of it's attention on how best to serve billionaires and corporations.
I want Elon Musk to pay Nevada back for every single cent that we gave him.
NV energy is refusing to give back the money they stole from consumers - probably because they spent it all building AI factories for Peter Thiel. Maybe we should call Thiel and ask when he plans to give our money back.
Nevada is paying for data centers twice - once by paying out of pocket for infrastructure upgrades(that only benefit data centers) and secondly through ridiculous tax structures that give away public money for 10 years at a time.
To be honest with you, the way we treat homeless people as if they are no longer human beings is one of the most disgusting aspects of this country. Not one single person should be forced into this depraved inhumanity, not one.
Billionaires have run Nevada like their own personal playground for long enough. The people of Nevada have invested enough public money into Elon Musk's failed business ventures. It's time that they paid their fair share.
Nevada has an affordability crisis that is pushing regular people to the edge of a cliff. If we do not take action now to lower the cost of living - more and more people will find themselves in deep poverty.
Universal, free childcare would vastly improve education outcomes in Nevada. I believe children deserve the best possible opportunities, including an early head start and after school enrichment programs that teach them real and tangible skills.
