Mike Inacay

@mikeinacay.bsky.social

Deputy Chief of Staff & Communications Director for U.S. Senator @schatz.bsky.social. ᜁᜈᜃᜌ᜔

Sen. Brian Schatz, who many believe will take over the No. 2 role in the Democratic caucus next year, has a warning for President Donald Trump: He could be dealing with a very different Washington if Democrats achieve the electoral gains they’re hoping for this fall. https://cnn.it/3QCEV23

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Schatz: "If this deal is so good, why can't the public see it? ... there is a reason they are not publishing this deal, and it's because makes plain that this is one of the biggest foreign policy blunders in many generations"

Hawaii Democratic Senator Brian Schatz to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on the idea of USPS workers conducting the census: "Letter carriers are not trained to do this...have different standards for confidentiality, and also letter carriers get paid reasonably well compared to census workers...

Schatz: We don’t know for sure, but the likely bombing of an elementary school with one of our Tomahawk missiles is not a one-off mistake. It is the result of a change in policy so that the United States has way looser rules of engagement — way more tolerance for civilian harm.

Dem Sens. Schatz, Murray, Shaheen, Reed, Warner, Coons say Iran school strike must be "impartially reviewed" "Independent analysis credibly suggests the strike may have been conducted by U.S. forces, which if true, would make it one of the worst cases of civilian casualties in decades of ...

Sen. Schatz: There are times when you go into a classified session and you walk out with a better understanding about the rationale behind the military action. This is not one of those times. We remain as confused as the American people are

From Kansas to Georgia, health leaders are warning: Medicaid cuts will gut care, close hospitals, and devastate communities. Sen. Brian Schatz: “Whether you’re in a red or blue state, you will feel the weight of this terrible legislation.” #StopTheCuts

Sen. Brian Schatz: People are starting to realize how crappy this bill is. It's not your run-of-the-mill tax bill — it throws at least 14 million off their health care, and with the loss of the ACA subsidies, millions more will pay hundreds more per month as soon as November.