Press Releases

“Tonight, the President delivered a strong vision to the American people of an economy that's built to last, that ensures a thriving middle class, that promotes fairness for working families, and that reignites the American dream."

“House Democrats bring experience, dignity, persistence, and perseverance to the tasks of growing our economy, creating jobs, expanding our middle class, ensuring our national security, and staying true to our values of equality, transparency, and opportunity for all,” Leader Pelosi said. “On each of these committees, our colleagues will stand firm on behalf of the interests of their constituents, the principles of our Caucus, and the will of the American people.”

"Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords has been a true bright star - a dynamic and creative public servant. Gabby's message of bipartisanship and civility is one that all in Washington and the nation should honor and emulate."

“As we approach the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we recommit to protecting reproductive choice and to fighting back any attempts to chip away at the freedoms that were so hard-won for American women."

“Two years ago, the Supreme Court opened the floodgates to uninhibited special interest spending in our campaigns and in our politics. Its crushing decision in Citizens United undermined a fundamental American value: that the voices of the people determine the outcome of our elections, not the bankroll of the privileged few."

“I strongly support this action by the Obama Administration to expand access to fundamental, basic health care and will continue to fight to protect the benefits of health care reform for the American people.”

"If the 49ers win, Congressman Israel will supply Pelosi with pizza from Dalisa Pizza, located in North Babylon, New York. If the Giants win, Pelosi will provide Israel with some of San Francisco's famous Ghirardelli Chocolates."

"“One year ago, Republicans voted to take away patients' rights and put insurance companies back in charge of the health of the American people by repealing the Affordable Care Act. Had Republicans had their way a year ago, today millions of young adults would not have health insurance, seniors would have paid more for their prescription drugs, children with pre-existing conditions could be denied coverage, those who become sick could lose their benefits, and Americans could still be subject to lifetime limits on care."