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@KamalaHarris

U.S. Senator for California. Former CA Attorney General. Fighting for justice and giving voice to the voiceless. Wife, Momala, Sister, Auntie. Aspiring chef.

California
Joined April 2009

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  1. Pinned Tweet

    Instead of wasting money on a concrete border wall, let’s spend that money on infrastructure, health care, and tackling climate change.

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  2. Over and over, working people have shown that when they have power and organize, our society changes for the better. When workers’ right to band together for the wages and benefits they’ve earned is under attack, we must stand up and fight back.

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  3. ✅Automatic voter registration ✅Independent redistricting commissions ✅Super PAC restrictions ✅Ethics reforms ✅Election security Change is coming.

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  4. It’s absolutely shameful how Native Americans are being disproportionately affected by the government shutdown.

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  5. , coming out on January 8, discusses the defining moments in my life and the core truths that unite us as a country. Join me on tour and find out where you can get a copy:

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  6. My first priority in the new Congress was to re-introduce the LIFT Act — a real tax cut for the middle class. When more than four in ten adults say they don’t have enough to cover a $400 emergency expense, Congress must act. No one should struggle just to get by.

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  7. Just to go on record. I’m for *more* dancing in politics not less.

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  8. There’s a lot to smile about from yesterday. 📷: Jim Lo Scalzo

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  9. Last night, the House passed two bills with bipartisan support to re-open the government. It’s now on McConnell to bring one of them to the floor. Let’s do the right thing for federal employees and government contractors and the American people. End this shutdown.

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  10. Jan 3

    Deliberately ignoring the global threat of climate change and, instead, favoring polluters over Americans’ health won’t make our country stronger. We can’t leave our children and our children’s children to deal with the consequences of our inaction.

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  11. Jan 3

    We should be encouraging all voters to participate in our democracy, not making it harder for them to cast their ballot.

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  12. Jan 3

    Many pharmaceutical giants pocketed a massive tax cut last year. Instead of using that money to cut prices on prescription drugs, they’re raising prices an average of 6.3% on more than 250 prescription drugs.

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  13. Jan 3

    Great to see and at the ceremonial swearing-in earlier this morning. The Caucus is officially 55 members strong and we're ready to get to work in the to reform our criminal justice system, combat voter suppression, and more.

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  14. Jan 3

    In her new position, Shuwanza Goff wants to help change the lives of other young people of color in politics. “I’m hopeful that in my role...I am able to help more junior staffers find their way, climb up and eventually consume and take over some of these more senior roles.”

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  15. Jan 3

    Congratulations to California’s own @NancyPelosi for reclaiming the speaker's gavel today. I look forward to seeing all the House will accomplish to help the American people.

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  17. Jan 2

    Our country is facing a mental health crisis, yet far too many Americans don't receive the treatment they need due to lack of access or stigma. With ~123M Americans living in an area with a shortage of mental health professionals, it’s vital we expand access to these services.

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  18. Jan 2

    From proposed changes to Title IX to make it harder for sexual assault victims to seek justice, to attempts to restrict birth control accessibility, attacks on women’s health continue into 2019.

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  19. Jan 2

    Read this and share with your friends and family. We can’t allow the effects of the government shutdown on Native American tribes to be overlooked.

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  20. Retweeted
    31 Dec 2018

    "I am so grateful my mother had Medicare, and I will fight for it to be guaranteed to all," Senator writes

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  21. Jan 2

    Tomorrow is going to be a historic day on Capitol Hill, with over 100 women being sworn in to the 116th Congress — a new record. The future is bright. 📷: Martin Schoeller

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