Amy Klobuchar

@amyklobuchar.com

U.S. Senator from Minnesota. Candidate for Governor.

Donald Trump passed the largest cut to Medicaid in our country's history and let the health insurance premium tax credits expire. If Republicans won’t extend the tax credits, I’ll do it on the state level. Minnesotans need lower health care costs and they need them now.

Our farmers deserve leaders who are going to work together to find solutions to the challenges they're facing. I was ranked number one for bipartisan bills in the Senate and number three for getting bills signed into law, and that's how I will lead as Governor.

Great to be at Farmfest today to talk about my plans to expand our rural economy and support Minnesota farmers. I’ve heard the challenges farmers are facing from tariffs, high fertilizer prices, and cuts to rural health care. Our farmers need action, and I’m ready to get to work.

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David Rivkin helped create a sound that put Minnesota on the map and inspired generations of musicians around the world. From helping launch Prince's career to shaping the Minneapolis Sound, his influence on music is immeasurable.

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Summer means lawn signs — and this year, Minnesota is covered in them: front yards, Main Streets, even spotted along the parades I walk in. With Election Day less than 100 days away, help us keep that momentum going.

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Cell phones don’t belong in the classroom. My plan to ban cell phones in K-12 classrooms and limit screen time keeps kids focused on what matters: learning. Let’s get it done.

Minnesota became the first state in the country to fully ban AI nudification technology, despite Elon Musk’s attempts to halt it. A federal judge denied his company’s petition to temporarily block the law. Minnesotans’ privacy isn’t up for interpretation.

Smoke from the Superior National Forest fires made air hazy and unhealthy across Minnesota. That’s why I’m backing the Wildfire Air Quality Sensor Expansion Act to help state agencies monitor air pollution and keep Minnesotans safe.

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Just released budget extension in Senate includes provision based on my bipartisan bill to delay onerous hemp restrictions so we can put more sensible safety rules in place like we have in Minnesota. It goes through mid-December but that should allow more work on this issue.

Red Wing was the place to be today for the River City Days Parade! So much fun to join Mayor Gary Iocco and everyone celebrating this incredible community. Thanks to everyone who came out and made it such a great day.

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Farmers are already being squeezed by higher costs for fuel, fertilizer, and equipment. Now many are seeing their health insurance premiums double. I put forward a plan to lower health insurance premiums and reduce health care costs for Minnesota families and farmers. We need action.

Healthcare costs have more than doubled for many farmers this year, on top of soaring expenses

When Congress allowed Affordable Care Act tax credits to lapse, healthcare premiums spiked for millions of Americans — especially self-employed farmers and ranchers. That added cost is multiplying the stress on their already stretched balance sheets.

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When Minneapolis Council Member LaTrisha Vetaw and I saw each other at a Prince celebration (where all good things happen), we ended up talking about how we could make the Camden railroad crossing safer. Frequent train blockages delay first responders, drivers, and pedestrians trying to get across.

Minnesota does big things – and nowhere is that more true than in medicine. We are home to leading hospitals, world-class research universities, and one of the largest medical technology hubs in the world.

Americans know that the cost of prescription drugs is too high. This week the Trump administration said it is cutting Medicare Part D, further increasing costs for seniors.

Today, new bipartisan reforms to address domestic violence passed by the Minnesota legislature go into effect. These new laws will better protect survivors, hold offenders accountable, and provide critical resources to organizations that serve victims.

Opinion | A bipartisan win at the Capitol goes into effect Aug. 1: Domestic violence reforms

"We passed all of these reforms in a bipartisan manner, in a tied House during politically charged times," write DFL Rep. Kelly Moller and Republican Rep. Paul Novotny.

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They spent $70 billion on ICE to do THIS instead of bringing down your health care costs! Johns Hopkins health researcher w/valid Visa ‘til 2029 & came to U.S. as Fulbright scholar, taken by ICE at airport, sent to 3 states’ detention centers, released

Johns Hopkins health researcher released after airport ICE detention

The arrest of Fatima Ameaka came as the Trump administration has begun targeting alleged visa violations by foreign passengers as a way to increase deportations.

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The American Red Cross has declared a blood crisis as donations hit a four-year low. Every blood donation can help save lives. If you're eligible, consider rolling up your sleeve and donating. It's one of the simplest ways to make a real difference for someone in need.

Technology that generates nude images of people, oftentimes without their consent, is disturbing. Minnesota passed a bipartisan law to ban nudification technology. Now Elon Musk’s company is suing to block that law from taking effect.

The Trump administration is making it even more expensive to be a senior in America, ending a program that helps seniors afford coverage for their medications. Now seniors will have to pay more thanks to a president who thinks “affordability” is a made-up word.

Dr. Dave Thorson is a family physician. He knows firsthand that primary care catches problems early, before they become a crisis. But our system too often makes people wait until they need the ER instead.

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Rural hospitals across Minnesota are on the brink & Trump’s Medicaid cuts are making it worse. Rachelle Schultz of Winona Health knows that rural hospitals need a leader who fights to protect the care Greater Minnesota depends on. As Governor, I’ll make sure Minnesotans can get the care they need.

MN is one of the first states to allow vets to donate unused pet medicine to owners & shelters in need, thanks to bipartisan legislation passed by the state legislature. This will help more pets receive the medications they need while putting unused medicine to good use. https://ow.ly/eoeT50ZuplV

New state law allows pet owners to donate unused medicine to help animals in need

Drug costs can be prohibitive for shelters and pet owners — this law helps address that.

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