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@RepJerryNadler

Representing parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Proud to serve as the Chair of . Follow me at

New York, NY
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    Dec 17

    Chairman and I are fighting to eliminate the loophole that the Sackler family tried to use to avoid paying any price for their role in the opioid crisis. The people responsible for so many avoidable deaths must be held accountable.

    Yesterday a federal judge rejected the plan of reorganization for Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, which would have shielded the Sackler family from future lawsuits relating to their role in the opioid crisis.
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  2. Dec 17

    This ruling is a temporary step in the right direction, but like any other ruling can be overturned on appeal. That is why Congress must step in and pass the Nondebtor Release Prohibition Act, which would stop the wealthy from hiding their abuse.

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  3. Dec 17

    The bankruptcy system is supposed to work for everyone. But, as demonstrated by the Sackler family and other billionaires, it is too often abused by the powerful to dodge accountability for their wrongdoing.

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  4. Dec 17

    As the constitutional right to abortion is under siege by the GOP, I applaud the decision by the to follow science and make it easier for people across the country to access safe and effective abortions. This is a huge step toward health equity.

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  5. Dec 16

    This legislation will save many of America’s restaurants and other small businesses from more devastating debt, while saving jobs. I thank all who joined me today for their support.

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  6. Dec 16

    Small businesses are the lifeblood of our economy. Unfortunately, the pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges for small business owners. It is apparent that more work must be done to help our city’s small businesses recover.

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  7. Dec 16

    Today I was privileged to join local leaders and small business owners to discuss the Low-Revenue Recipient Paycheck Protection Program Relief Act which will ensure NYC’s hardest-hit small businesses are eligible for loan forgiveness.

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  8. Dec 16

    Being part of a community requires mutual trust. Proud to lead this letter to make sure lives up to its commitments.

    Thank you to our elected officials (, , , , , ) for pushing NYU to keep its 2011 & 2012 commitments to move Morton Williams grocery store from 130 Bleecker St. to the forthcoming 181 Mercer site.
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  9. Dec 16

    Today I joined the & for the opening of The Battery Playscape. This new sustainable park financed with City and over $9 million in Federal funds will enable Lower Manhattan children to have a great neighborhood playground to enjoy for years to come.

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  10. Dec 15

    I always enjoy my time at and today was no different! We were busy packing up some of the 10,000 free Winter Feasts for New Yorkers with severe and chronic illness. Looking forward to coming back soon!

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  11. Dec 14

    The Low-Revenue Recipient Paycheck Protection Program Relief Act will ensure our hardest-hit small businesses are eligible for relief. This legislation will save many of America’s restaurants from more devastating debt, while saving jobs and businesses.

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  12. Dec 14

    This morning, I celebrated the newly renovated Fulton Community Center run by in partnership with . I’m proud to have helped fund a space that provides essential meals, social service assistance, arts and wellness programming to older adults in our Commmunity.

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    Dec 14

    Today, Urban Assembly New York Harbor School cut the ribbon on their New Teacher Center. Thanks to , , and for joining this morning’s ceremony and for your continued support of our community of

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  14. Dec 13

    . has been a true progressive champion and friend in the New York State Assembly. His leadership and voice will be missed.

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  15. Dec 11

    Yesterday I was proud to celebrate the renovation of three staircases in DeWitt Clinton Park. Hell’s Kitchen residents, neighbors, and visitors will have a renewed love for the park now that it is more accessible and connected to the community.

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  16. Dec 10

    As an alum, I was proud today to stand with ! It’s time for to come to the table so these student workers can focus on education instead of fighting to be treated fairly.

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  17. Dec 9

    There should be no debate about the necessity of these provisions. Read my full statement here:

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  18. Dec 9

    This bill will also begin addressing the accountability and transparency of our institutions. This means we can start to restore the public’s confidence in our system of government and make it harder for corrupt officials to take advantage of our democracy.

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  19. Dec 9

    The Trump administration made one thing apparent – there are vulnerabilities in our democratic system, allowing presidents to act as though they are above the law. This bill will address those vulnerabilities and help better safeguard the constitutional system we rely on.

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  20. Dec 9

    This bill will do several things: -Prevent abuse of the pardon power -Ensure no President is above the law -Root out foreign corruption -Protect the independence of Inspectors General -Secure our Justice system against political meddling And so much more.

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