The Democratic Mayors Association represents mayors across the country who have a common vision for progress and inclusive growth in their communities.
Washington, D.C.
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San Diego is not collateral damage.
We are not expendable.
And we are never a "small price to pay."
Keep our city out of your reckless war talk.
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San Diego is not expendable, and our people are not a punchline.
No President should talk about American lives as “a small price to pay.” I will always stand up for San Diego and every person who calls this great city home.
#ForAllofUs
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This morning I announced a $1.45 million investment to support a project on Elliott Avenue that's bringing 25 new permanently affordable homes to the Russell neighborhood.
Every person deserves a safe, quality, affordable place to live in a neighborhood they love, and as we surround these new homes with the parks, libraries, community centers, roads, and resources needed to build safe, strong, healthy neighborhood, that’s exactly what we’re creating on Elliott Avenue.
Thank you to HPI, Russell: A Place of Promise, New Directions, the Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund, the Landbank, and all of our colleagues and partners working to make this project possible.
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Today, we stood at our Safe Streets Belvedere site to celebrate a major milestone.
Not once, but twice, this site has gone over 365 days without a homicide (379 to be exact).
While one life is still one to many, 379 days without a homicide is a testament to what is possible when we put people closest to the pain in our communities at the heart of our solutions to public safety.
This is progress BY Baltimore, FOR Baltimore.
And together, we’re going to make 365 days without a homicide the NORM in every community and on every block.
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It’s always an honor to share Kansas City’s success in housing; our City’s climate leadership, and our ongoing growth and development before audiences across America and the world. Spent time earlier this week with my friend Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and @kcchamber . More ahead!
Sending armed federal agents to polling places isn't "election security," it's un-American. @MikeJohnstonCO is standing up to the Trump administration and not letting them get away with breaking the law.
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Your vote is your voice. From Capitol Hill to just down the street to your town council, make your voice heard this National Voter Registration Day.
Happy National Voter Registration Day!
Don't let your opportunity to make your voice heard in your community go to waste. Go to IWillVote.org and make a plan to vote today.
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Today is National Voter Registration Day, and the power is in our hands.
Visit the link in our bio for a step-by-step guide on the actions you can take today to get your friends, family and community registered.
#ThePowerIsInOurHands
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Twenty-five years later, Kansas City remembers the lives lost on September 11, 2001, the families who carry that loss still, and the first responders and everyday Americans who stepped forward in a moment of unimaginable tragedy.
Today, we honor their memory, their courage, and their service.
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Today, Atlanta joins the nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001.
We honor the victims, their families, the first responders and all those whose lives were forever changed by the events of that day.
We will never forget.
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Here is Trump during the 9/11 attacks, falsely bragging that his building was now the tallest building in downtown Manhattan
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25 years after September 11, 2001, we are still learning what the words “Never Forget” ask of us. For millions of Americans, September 11 is a memory. For a growing generation, it is history. Now, remembering requires focus and intention.
To never forget means remembering those we lost. Remembering the courage of the first responders. Listening to the stories of those who were there. And, remembering what happened next.
People came together. They gave blood. They offered shelter. They looked after neighbors and strangers alike.
In one of our nation's times of greatest need, our common humanity proved stronger than our differences.
Never forget. Not simply as words we say, but as a promise we keep in how we serve one another, how we care for one another, and how we remember, together. Every day.
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Twenty-five years later, we still remember. We remember where we were, who we were with, and how our lives changed that day.
Today, we honor every life lost, every family changed, and every hero who answered the call. We will never forget.
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Happy Labor Day, Louisville.
It's been a wonderful weekend at WorldFest, a great reminder of what makes Louisville such a welcoming and vibrant community. It's open until 8 p.m. today, make sure you don't miss it!
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Kansas City doesn’t succeed without our workers; without you.
Whether you’re working today to keep vital services running or enjoying a well-deserved day
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Happy Labor Day, Albuquerque!
Last week, we had the chance to celebrate at the Labor Day Picnic alongside so many of the union workers who keep our city moving every day.
Today, we celebrate all working people and the contributions they make to our families and our city.
