In the 2022 Legislative Session, #mnleg policymakers had a chance to make transformative investments in our communities but they used too much of our collective resources on other priorities. In 2023 they should invest in child care, housing & other things for us all to thrive.

In the next state budget, #mnleg policymakers should fund _________________ which we know builds stronger and more equitable communities. They can’t do that if they pass big tax cuts for the highest-income Minnesotans. #TogetherWeRiseMN

MNs are still recovering from the ongoing pandemic and recession. We know the things that strengthen MNs, their families & communities include affordable child care, education, safe & affordable housing, paid family leave, health care. #TogetherWeRiseMN #mnleg

Too many of our neighbors still struggle to keep food in their fridges & meet other basic needs. It takes all of us to create and promote the state budget we need for a stronger, more equitable future for all. #mnleg #TogetherWeRiseMN

MN’s shared resources should be used to support lower-income & BIPOC MNsotans who are most harmed by the pandemic and economic downturn & our state’s deep long-standing divides in opportunity. #TogetherWeRiseMN #mnleg

When hundreds of thousands of our neighbors don’t have what they need to achieve their dreams for a secure, healthy, and safe future, we can’t squander state resources on tax cuts for the highest-income Minnesotans. #TogetherWeRiseMN #mnleg

Minnesota doesn’t need big tax cuts for the highest-income Minnesotans. Instead, the people’s budget should fund the things we know result in a stronger and more equitable economy: child care, housing, good schools, and more. #mnleg #TogetherWeRiseMN

MN must commit to making lasting investments in the building blocks of strong communities, like child care, paid family leave, affordable housing, schools, & health care. #mnleg #TogetherWeRiseMN