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Donald Trump and conservatives in Congress  want to cut millions of dollars in health care funding to pay for tax cuts for the wealthy and large corporations. These cuts will leave millions of hard-working Americans without health insurance and will raise health care costs for millions more. 

Scott Jensen revealed a plan for massive cuts to Minnesota programs but refuses to say exactly what he would slash.

Kendall Qualls, Kristin Robbins, and Scott Jensen support Trump’s plan to gut Medicaid, slash funding for health care and education, and roll back reproductive rights.

While Minnesota progressives are committed to combating climate change through clean energy and green high-paying jobs, conservatives are downplaying the dangers of global warming.

Robbins has a long record of siding with Trump and extreme conservatives over Minnesota families. Time and again, she’s pushed policies that would take away our freedoms, gut our health care, and put the interests of big corporations and the ultra-wealthy ahead of working people.

Minnesotans rejected Scott Jensen during the 2022 election because they know his extreme policies serve the ultra-wealthy, not working people. 

The winners: Billionaires and big corporations

The losers: Minnesota families

At a time when Donald Trump and conservatives want to put billionaires and corporations above the needs of our schools, health care, and communities, here are three concrete steps that progressives took this year to stand up for working Minnesotans.