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Sanchez argues that Fetterman’s cross-party votes have not advanced the affordability priorities she says Democrats should pursue.
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Sanchez argues that Fetterman’s cross-party votes have not advanced the affordability priorities she says Democrats should pursue.
Loretta Sanchez argues Democrats should pursue cross-party work on affordability rather than symbolic alignment. She contrasts John Fetterman’s votes and rhetoric, which she criticizes, with Elizabeth Warren’s housing and other bipartisan efforts, which she praises.
Senator whose bipartisan rhetoric and votes Sanchez criticizes.
Senator praised for collaborating with Republicans on housing and other proposals.
Warren's version of this story ↗
Representative credited with raising concerns about the real-estate listings agreement before Warren.
Former attorney general whom Fetterman voted to confirm and whom Sanchez criticizes.
Senator who co-authored an op-ed with Warren calling for a tax increase on the wealthy to support Social Security.
President whose administration and housing-policy actions are criticized in the article.
Former Homeland Security secretary whom Fetterman voted to confirm and whom Sanchez criticizes.
Senator who co-sponsored a medical-sector proposal with Warren.
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Senator who co-sponsored a medical-sector proposal with Warren.
