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Born in the small town of Myrtle Creek, Oregon, Jeff Merkley has never lost touch with his working class roots.
As a U.S. Senator, he works every day to create opportunity for working families, stop the corruption of our democracy, and tackle the climate crisis.
A workhorse and a progressive champion, Jeff Merkley is leading a movement to get our country back on track.
For all the progress we've made America's health insurance system is still in bad shape.
Too many don't have sufficient coverage. Too many are just a big medical bill away from disaster.
I've long said that one piece of this puzzle should be extending Medicare benefits to more Americans. One proposal before Congress right now — from Senator Bernie Sanders and Rep. Pramila Jayapal — would lower the eligibility age to 60, and expand Medicare's benefits to include hearing, dental, and vision care.
I'm doing everything I can to make this law, and I hope you will too.
READ MORELike you, I'm impatient for change. We need to act boldly to invest in American infrastructure and tackle the climate crisis, to restore voting rights and protect democracy.
I'm impatient, but we are making progress. Not as fast or as boldly as I'd like, but we are moving forward. Here's the latest:
On Wednesday, we won 67 votes to move forward on the first installment of an infrastructure plan. That bipartisan deal is not enough and will be followed by the reconciliation process to move a much bigger bill — not subject to a Republican filibuster — to tackle the climate crisis and invest in families, but the bipartisan bill contains some important provisions and gets the process on track.
READ MORELike you, I'm impatient for change. We need to act boldly to invest in American infrastructure and tackle the climate crisis, to restore voting rights and protect democracy.
I'm impatient, but we are making progress. Not as fast or as boldly as I'd like, but we are moving forward. Here's the latest:
Yesterday, we won 67 votes to move forward on the first installment of an infrastructure plan. That bipartisan deal is not enough and will be followed by the reconciliation process to move a much bigger bill — not subject to a Republican filibuster — to tackle the climate crisis and invest in families, but the bipartisan bill contains some important provisions and gets the process on track.
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