Trump exhausted every legal avenue available to him to overturn the election, but the legal path just took him back to the truth: that I won the election—and he lost.
This action will particularly help community college borrowers, low-income borrowers, and those struggling to repay their loans.
They showed me the clip of Trump saying he wanted the economy to crash so he could gain politically. Says he doesn’t want to be Hoover.
Here’s the thing: He already is. He’s the first president since Hoover to lose jobs while in office. Some record.
Iowa’s over, and there’s still only one person who’s ever defeated Donald Trump.
Make no mistake: extreme Republicans have no plan to lower costs for families—none.
Their only plan is to hand out massive giveaways to the super-wealthy and big corporations.
They’ve locked arms with Big Pharma and Big Oil to try to stop us from lowering prescription drug costs and utility bills.
They haven’t given up their fight to cut Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
I will not let them.
Folks, in the 24 hours after Trump won Iowa, our team raised more than $1.6 million from grassroots donors.
Join us. Pitch in what you can today at my link in bio and help continue our progress.
Just like he said: he did it.
Today, my administration approved debt cancellation for another 74,000 student loan borrowers.
This brings the total number of people who have gotten their debt canceled under my administration to over 3.7 million Americans.
When people think about Dr. King, they think of his ministry and the movement, or most about the epic struggle for civil rights and voting rights.
On this day of remembrance, we recognize that his mission was even deeper. It was moral.
We must commit ourselves to his path.
Hey, big head.
If you order a sign from our campaign store, you could receive one signed by me.
Get yours today at the link in my bio.
Today, we took new actions to tackle hidden fees by proposing a rule that would end excessive overdraft fees.
This proposal would cut the average overdraft fee by more than half, saving the typical American family that pays these fees $150 a year.
When it comes to gun violence, we don’t have to “get over it.”
We have to stop it.
As too many Americans know: Access to quality, affordable health care can mean the difference between life and death, and hope and fear.
That’s why I encourage everyone to visit HealthCare.gov before January 16 to sign up for health coverage this year.
Starting next month, borrowers enrolled in SAVE who took out less than $12,000 in loans and have been in repayment for 10 years will get their remaining student debt canceled immediately.
It’s part of our ongoing efforts to act quickly to give more borrowers breathing room.
This week, we hit a major milestone in lowering costs and ensuring all Americans have access to quality, affordable health care: a record-breaking 20 million Americans have enrolled in health care coverage through the Affordable Care Act marketplaces.
@KamalaHarris and I believe that health care decisions should be made by women and their doctors, not politicians.
We will continue to defend a woman’s ability to access emergency care under federal law.
We won’t stop fighting to end gun violence.
We won’t stop fighting to end gun violence.
We won’t stop fighting to end gun violence.
We won’t stop fighting to end gun violence.
We won’t stop fighting to end gun violence.
I announced we’re investing another $82M to connect 16,000 additional homes and businesses to high-speed internet across North Carolina.
This is just one piece of a much bigger story. Under my leadership, over 40,000 infrastructure projects have been announced across our nation.
I said we’d invest in all of America—and we are.
We have more to do, but the results are clear:
Over 14 million jobs, record economic growth, and the lowest inflation rate of any major economy in the world.
Yesterday’s report shows that we ended 2023 with inflation down nearly two-thirds from its peak and core inflation at its lowest level since May 2021.
Despite what many forecasters predicted a year ago, inflation is down while growth and the job market have remained strong.