YES @scott_colom!
What a terrific campaign that put Mississippians front and center—running on lowering costs, raising wages, and getting corruption out of Washington.
I'm so excited to fight by your side in the Senate.
Democrats must deliver popular, meaningful legislation to Trump's desk and dare him to veto it.
Dare him to veto a minimum-wage increase.
Dare him to veto a ban on price gouging.
Dare him to veto a ban on AI surveillance pricing.
You can't win what you don't fight for.
If you’re a Wall Street executive, Big Tech CEO, or giant corporation that has been cheating people, you should be worried.
And government officials who have put their own interests ahead of the public interest should be worried too.
It’s time for accountability.
Elizabeth Warren retweeted
Grateful to @SenWarren for the warm welcome to the Senate (and the boba)!
Elizabeth Warren retweeted
"Democrats won and won big by recognizing Americans' economic pain, by denouncing Washington corruption that has made this rigged economy worse, and by pledging to upend this system." @ewarren
So much heart, so much grit, and so much good work ahead of us. Can’t wait to serve alongside each and every one of these fighters!
Democrats just won our biggest congressional victory since 1976—even flipping Texas and South Carolina.
We won as populist economic fighters, unafraid to call out corruption and a system rigged against working people.
That’s the lesson. We can’t forget it.
This is the face of someone who's ready to protect Social Security by scrapping the cap and making billionaires pay their fair share.
Peggy Flanagan
Abdul El-Sayed
Juliana Stratton
James Talarico
Troy Jackson
Annie Andrews
Sherrod Brown
Roy Cooper
Chris Pappas
Josh Turek
Democrats not only won the majority—voters elected populist economic fighters to the Senate.
Let’s get to work. 💪
In Michigan and Texas, the Dems vowed to Break Up Big Medicine.
In Iowa and Maine, Dems ran to protect Social Security by making billionaires pay their fair share.
In North Carolina and Alaska, Dems pushed back against grocery mergers.
Economic populism was a winning strategy.
We should put policies like banning federal stock trading and cracking down on Trump’s corruption up for a vote.
Let the Republicans decide if they want to stay tied to this.
If they do, let’s clear away Senate filibuster rules and pass the laws anyway.
Big Tech CEOs, Wall Street executives, and giant corporations should prepare to answer tough questions from the new Democratic majority in Congress and face meaningful consequences if they’ve broken the law.
Yes, even if Trump is still the president, we can still get stuff done.
Don’t believe me? My housing affordability law—that Donald Trump refused to sign—became law last July.
And that was before we gained our majorities.
We MUST fight to deliver real change and lower costs.









