Q&A: How will you “mend the fences” in DC?
When someone at a town hall in Newton, IA asked John how he'll mend the fences in Washington, the answer came easy.
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Over 1000 Iowans braved the heat in Cedar Rapids for a day of speeches, meeting candidates and, of course, corn!
Delaney: “Senator Sanders is wrong on Medicare for all”
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, MD – On the eve of Senator Sanders defense of Medicare for All, John Delaney released a video on social media outlining his opposition to Medicare […]
Statement on Secretary Acosta
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, MD – John Delaney releases the following statement: “Secretary Acosta should resign immediately. It is clear that he displayed terrible judgment in the Epstein […]
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Op-Ed: Medicare-for-all is political suicide for Democrats
Medicare-for-all is bad policy for the country and bad politics for the Democratic Party.
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Delaney: It's time to go big on infrastructure
Read John's guest column in the Cedar Rapids Gazette on his plan to rebuild our crumbling roads and bridges.
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WaPo: 2020 Democrats must run on foreign policy, not away from it
Delaney… believes in returning to the assertive, values-promoting, alliance-building foreign policy approach that majorities in both parties once traditionally supported.
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Democrats should restore capitalism's promise, not abandon it for socialism
The genius of America is that we allowed capitalism to work its magic while also moderating it with appropriate regulation, tax policy, workers' rights and the building of great societal infrastructure, including a safety net, writes John Delaney.
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