Senate Banking, Housing, & Urban Affairs Committee Minority. Ranking Member @SenWarren.
Washington, DC
Joined January 2010
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Donald Trump says grocery and gas prices have come way down.
How much more you’re actually paying because of Trump’s failed economic agenda:
Senate Banking and Housing Democrats retweeted
The scariest thing Americans face this Halloween won’t be a haunted house, but the price tags in the candy aisle.
🚨NEW: We and @TCFdotorg found Halloween candy prices are up 15.3% – a staggering 4x overall inflation.
Senate Banking and Housing Democrats retweeted
Gas: +43.7%
Child care: +7.6%
Electricity: +12.7%
Groceries: +3.7%
Health care: +14.6%
Rent: +5.1%
The average American household is paying about $3,388 more thanks to inflation under Trump.
Donald Trump is raising costs on families.
New inflation data is in, and we’re keeping the receipts.
Check out the latest numbers from Trump’s failed economic agenda in our Trumpflation Tracker:
Senate Banking and Housing Democrats retweeted
NEW: Inflation data came in and Donald Trump’s failed economic agenda has raised prices for Americans by 5.9%.
That means families are paying $3,772 more thanks to inflation under Trump.
@SecScottBessent, any more comments on the economic mess you and your boss created?
BREAKING: @SenWarren just launched the Trumpflation Tracker.
Spoiler alert: Americans are seeing higher prices, shrinking paychecks, and suffocating household debt.
Senate Banking and Housing Democrats retweeted
.@SenateBanking just launched the Trumpflation Tracker.
The affordability crisis is not a “hoax” like Donald Trump says.
See for yourself how much more you’re paying because of Trump’s failed economic agenda.
Senate Banking and Housing Democrats retweeted
For the typical worker, more than half of every dollar of income growth is going right back out the door in debt payments.
This new report from @TCFdotorg and @BorrowerJustice makes it clear: the economy is rigged against working families.
Workers are earning more. But more than half of those income gains are being swallowed by debt.
For the typical worker, 52¢ of every $1 of income growth went to debt payments.
A raise isn’t the same as more money to live on. But why?
Bill Pulte is cutting his agency's watchdog.
Watch as @SenWarren explains what this move will mean for the US housing market and what @SenCortezMasto is doing to try and protect it:
Senate Banking and Housing Democrats retweeted
Debt is a worker power issue. When you can't afford a minute without your paycheck, you can't leave a bad job, negotiate a raise, or take a risk on a better one.
We asked @SenWarren to react to our findings about this debt with @Borrowerjustice 👇
Senate Banking and Housing Democrats retweeted
Americans deserve lower costs and lower interest rates, but Donald Trump is standing in the way.
Let’s talk about it:
Joint statement from Democratic leaders @SenWarren @SenatorDurbin @SenGaryPeters @SenBlumenthal @SenSchumer @RepMaxineWaters @RepRaskin @RepRobertGarcia @RepJeffries:
Senate Banking and Housing Democrats retweeted
I’ve been asked to weigh in on the debate over whether to bring an iced coffee to an interview.
It doesn't matter.
Iced coffee is NOT why it's hard to land a job right now, and it's NOT why Gen Z can't get ahead.
Our economy is rigged. We need to change that.
Is it okay to bring an iced coffee into a job interview? ft.com/content/476700b2-3054…
27%Yes, absolutely
61%No, definitely not
12%I'm not sure
3,272 votes • Final results