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Assistant Speaker of the House. Proudly representing the people of the 5th District of Massachusetts. Defender of women, kids and justice. She/Her/Hers

Joined January 2014

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  1. 4⃣ The will jumpstart our recovery & future. Businesses lose over $12 billion annually due to employees being unable to find . Yet, for every dollar invested in early ed, we gain $7.30 in economic returns over the long-term.

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  2. 3⃣ Women are on the frontlines of the care crisis. 1 in 4 women have been pushed out of the economy during and continue to struggle. We won't recover without an inclusive care system — leaving women behind is Not an option.

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  3. 2⃣Child care is economic infrastructure. The makes all other work possible. And early ed alone increases the GDP $3 for every $1 invested. The will save families $14k per year and help parents get back to work and businesses to thrive.

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  4. 1⃣ Early education helps families thrive. It provides kids with a healthy place to learn & grow and allows parents to work. Through the , no family will pay more than 7% of their income on & every 3 and 4 yr old will have access to universal pre-k.

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  5. We can’t afford the status quo when it comes to the . is essential economic infrastructure and central to our recovery and our ability to . It comes down to these key facts:

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  6. . is right: the system failed her and every other survivor. We have to recognize that sexual harassment and abuse is an epidemic in America and that it's going to take all of us working together to stop this cycle and finally check patriarchy at the door.

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    On this day in 1963, four school-aged girls were killed when the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, was bombed by white-supremacist domestic terrorists. Carol Denise McNair. Carole Robertson. Addie Mae Collins. Cynthia Wesley. Say their names & never forget.

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    National Hispanic Heritage Month is not only a strong reminder that our country is bettered by our diversity, but a reminder that Hispanic heritage is American heritage — full stop. Wishing everyone a wonderful !

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  9. Utterly selfless. TY , , , and for your bravery, your perseverance, and your determination. Together, we will create a culture that stands up to sexual assault and abuse and a system that ensures justice for all.

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  10. Today, 60 million kids in America will receive the 3rd payment, helping families afford the basics from diapers to food. Just think of what's possible for families when we make this tax cut permanent.

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  11. Sep 14

    37% of unemployed Americans said they would return to work sooner if their employer offered — including 45% of unemployed caregivers. Policies that put families first — that's how we are going to .

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  12. Sep 14

    So we are all clear what's happening here: Purdue Pharma ignited the opioid crisis, got rich off selling , hundreds of thousands have die — and now five of their executives are getting $7.1 million in bonuses. This is not justice. It's a disgrace.

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  13. Sep 13
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  14. Sep 13

    Good morning. Today would be a great day to abolish the filibuster and protect reproductive freedom.

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  15. Sep 12

    In many states, costs more than a family's monthly rent or mortgage. Lack of affordable care has forced millions — predominantly women — out of the workforce and costs the economy $57 billion per year. That's the urgency of .

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  16. Sep 12

    1/3 of adults with children struggle to pay for expenses like food, rent, health care & transportation. 1 in 7 children are hungry. No more. We must build a stronger, healthier, more just America. .

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  17. Sep 11

    There is much to be done to make our country, and our world, a place free from the threats of terrorism and the legacy of that awful day, and today we recommit ourselves to a more peaceful, tolerant, and just future. 3/3

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  18. Sep 11

    To the families of those fallen, we honor the memory of your loved ones and your loss. To the Muslim Americans who've suffered discrimination in the wake, we vow to do better. To the children who've grown up never knowing an America not at war, we continue our work for peace. 2/3

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  19. Sep 11

    Today marks 20 years since our nation was attacked and forever reshaped. To the brave service members and first responders who sacrificed their lives, their health, and their wellbeing on that day, and in the years since, we are profoundly grateful. 1/3

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  20. Sep 10

    Anti-Semitism has no place in or anywhere. During the holiest of Jewish holidays, this attack is especially disturbing. The Jewish community is no stranger to hate, but they are also resilient, and we stand with you all against this attack.

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