Press Releases

“Today is a profoundly heart-breaking day for women, girls and families across America.

"Beneath the September jobs numbers, middle class families across America are struggling to keep their heads above the rising costs of health care, prescription drugs, and everyday living expenses.

“President Leslie Wong’s tenure at San Francisco State University has been marked by a relentless commitment to inclusion, equality and progress in our higher education system.  He has been an outstanding champion for all students, particularly under-served communities and veterans, honoring our city’s belief that ‘the beauty is in the mix.’

Washington, D.C. — Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi released this statement after the Trump Administration posted text of its revised NAFTA proposal:

“California is once again proudly leading the nation to guarantee that the free and open Internet is here to stay.  Thanks to the leadership of Senator Wiener, Governor Brown, the California legislature and advocates and activists across the state, California has enacted the strongest net neutrality protections in the country, defending this essential engine of innovation, job creation and free speech for all Americans.

Washington, D.C. – Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi held her weekly press conference today in the Capitol Visitor Center.  Below are the Leader’s remarks:

Washington, D.C. – Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi delivered remarks of the Floor of the House of Representatives opposition to H.R. 6760, the GOP tax scam for the wealthy 2.0.  Below are the Leader’s remarks:

“This bipartisan opioids package takes an important first step in dealing with the opioids overdose epidemic in America, and Democrats are proud to have secured victories on key priorities including expanding access to opioid addiction treatment under Medicare and Medicaid.  Yet, this bill is too little, too late to make up for the vicious, all-out assault on the health care of Americans with substance use disorders that Republicans have waged for the past two years.