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Today we honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. — a man who dedicated his life to the principles of equality & democracy & who believed dialogue, not monologue, is essential to moving our country forward & to more quickly bending the arc of history toward justice for all.
Today is also the anniversary of the flawed Citizens United ruling by #SCOTUS that allows the voice of the wealthy few to have undue influence in our elections and our democratic process — making our country inherently less equal and less just, a far cry from Dr. King’s vision.
This is also Day 31 of the longest government shutdown in our nation’s history. As Martin Luther King would have made clear if he were here today, our democracy is stronger when we communicate with each other, and the best policy comes from collaboration.
So it is on this day that I want to reiterate to you that I am working hard to represent your interests during this very challenging time, and I will continue to engage in a dialogue with you.
I know our solutions may vary, but we're all striving for a more perfect union where our democracy creates conditions for equality, opportunity, justice & security for all. Those are the principles I continue to be guided by & I know they are the principles you want me to uphold.
The worst SC decision ever.
Wrong! The Citizens United ruling first and foremost supports the First Amendment. Second, it counters the MASSIVE and unholy influence labor unions have on Democrats, contributing some $1.7 BILLION to Dems for the 2016 election, zero to Reps. Understand??
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