For far too long, the American economy has worked better for billionaires and big corporations than it has for working families. While the wealthiest 1% enjoy soaring profits and tax breaks, millions of Americans struggle to afford basic necessities like housing, healthcare, and childcare. This disparity isn’t an accident; it’s the result of policies and priorities that have left working people behind.

The issues couldn’t be more clear:

Wage stagnation: Despite increases in productivity, real wages for most workers haven’t kept pace with inflation.

Skyrocketing costs: From education to prescription drugs, the price of essentials has risen dramatically, leaving families drowning in debt.

Tax injustice: Corporations and the ultra-wealthy often pay lower tax rates than teachers, nurses, and small business owners.

But here’s the good news: it doesn’t have to be this way. Congress has the power to create a fairer, more equitable economy that works for everyone — not just the wealthy elite.

Fixing these systemic inequalities requires bold action. Here’s what Congress can do:

• Raise the minimum wage
• Invest in affordable housing
• Guarantee access to health care and education
• Hold corporations accountable
• Strengthen worker protections

Real change starts with your voice. Add your name today to hold Congress accountable and demand policies that prioritize people over profits.