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February 19, 2025
Statement “America’s moms want a U.S. Secretary of Education with an unshakable commitment to protect all students and set them up to succeed by making our schools stronger and more effective. Business leaders want that too, because our economy depends on having a well-educated workforce now and in the future. Linda McMahon, President Trump’s nominee to serve as U.S. Secretary of Education, has a very different agenda.
February 12, 2025
Media advisory Tomorrow, Thursday, Families Over Billionaires will host a press call elevating the voices of working families and seniors from across the country who will explain how the Republicans’ budget resolution would hurt everyday Americans like them. These individuals, who are constituents of Republican members of the House Budget Committee, will be joined by several members of Congress to explain the stakes in the tax fight, ahead of the Budget Committee’s markup of Republican’s billionaire-first tax package.
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February 12, 2025
Statement “There are dozens of rock-solid reasons to refuse to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK) as Secretary of Health and Human Services, and only one reason to confirm him: Because groveling to President Trump matters more to you than the health and wellbeing of your constituents.
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February 10, 2025
Media advisory WASHINGTON – On Wednesday, February 12, parents, educators, community leaders and elected officials will gather outside the U.S. Capitol to take a stand for students and public schools ahead of Secretary of Education nominee Linda McMahon’s confirmation hearing. 
February 5, 2025
Statement “It’s been 32 years since Congress passed the FMLA, guaranteeing about three in five of the country’s working people unpaid, job-protected leave when a new baby or child arrives, a serious medical condition strikes, or to care for a seriously ill family member. That law was designed as a first step in boosting working families, businesses, and our economy, and it’s done that. But in all the years since, Congress has failed the country by not taking the next step and passing a comprehensive paid family and medical leave program. That needs to change.
January 28, 2025
Statement “The pause on federal funding the Trump administration announced last night has created massive fear and chaos nationwide. Moms are asking if their schools will be able to provide lunch to their kids tomorrow, if Head Start and child care programs will open, if WIC will still be available for infants and toddlers, and if SNAP will be accessible for groceries.
January 24, 2025
Statement “It is hard to contemplate a candidate more unfit, unqualified, and problematic to serve as U.S. Secretary of Defense than Pete Hegseth. Hegseth has made numerous comments about women and moms serving in the military that are disrespectful, sexist, ignorant, insulting and truly outrageous. There are credible allegations that he has committed sexual assault and domestic violence and that he has a history of serious alcohol abuse and financial mismanagement. He is not only utterly unqualified, he has clearly exercised horrible judgment time and again.
January 23, 2025
Statement “America’s moms condemn many of the executive orders President Trump has issued in his first days in office, which will lead to less access to health care, expand the spread of disease, embolden discrimination, and increase fear and hardship. His executive orders do nothing to lower costs, make housing and groceries less expensive, or to make child care more affordable, paid family and medical leave more available, reproductive health care more accessible, gun violence less commonplace, or to reverse our devastating maternal health crisis.
January 22, 2025
News release “Today, on the 52nd anniversary of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Roe v. Wade, because of the shameful 2022 SCOTUS reversal in Dobbs, moms and pregnant people in states across the country are being denied care that would keep them safe and healthy, protect their fertility, and allow them to care for their families.
January 16, 2025
News release “The abortion ban our state legislature passed is an atrocity that is undermining the health and endangering the lives of moms and pregnant people in our state. It’s putting people needing care for miscarriages at risk, and creating massive burdens for rural, low-income, working class and other families. Gov.

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