Senator Chris Van Hollen
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290 appearances
6 recordings
6 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 30 May
Senator Chris Van Hollen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's insane.
Yeah, look, for now, if they could reach out to their Democratic senators, as you pointed out earlier, Republicans, they talk a good game.
They're not going to support any bill that taxes, you know, millionaires, right?
They just won't.
Those are their buddies.
And so if people can call in to their and write in or reach out to their senators, Democratic senators and Democratic House members, we want to build momentum.
We already have, you know, 19 senators and, you know, it includes both Angus King from Maine, but also Bernie Sanders.
Right.
We have some of the folks people think of as the more moderate members of our caucus, but also the most progressive members of our caucus.
And I'm glad you raised the endorsing groups because, you know, the AFL-CIO, I mean, their whole reason for being is to help working people make a paycheck.
So they're very much for this American Federation of Teachers.
You know, teachers are already underpaid in our country.
And so this is their number one priority.
They announced this is their number one priority to provide their teachers with a little bit more money in their pockets.
And then we've got Indivisible, we've got MoveOn, we've got Public Citizen.
There's a group called Patriotic Millionaires who recognizes that they've done very well
in this country, and they want to make sure other people have a chance to make it too.
So we have a great coalition.
People should call in and ask their members to co-sponsor the bill in the House and the Senate.
In the House, it's Don Beyer, Congressman Don Beyer.
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