-
Thank You for Sharing Your Stories
On the day the Senate version of Trumpcare was revealed, I asked you to share your views of that bill, as well as stories on why the ACA is important to you and your families. The comments have come flowing in on social media, in emails and in conversations with you while I've been at home. We've collected your views and delivered them to our Colorado senators who need to hear them as well before they vote on the next version of the bill. -
The Fight to Protect Our Care Continues
Despite its passage in the House, I continue to strongly oppose the Republicans’ TrumpCare legislation in the strongest of terms. Now we must tell the Senate to reject this assault on health care for millions. -
Representing Unity, Repudiating Hate
President Trump should be working to build an administration that promotes unity. Instead, he is appointing advisors and considering cabinet nominees who have proven divisive. I urge Mr. Trump to change course and pledge to be a president who represents all Americans.
Home Page Tabs
Latest News
Washington, DC —As President Trump prepares to convene the first meeting of his Advisory Commission on Election Integrity tomorrow, Congresswoman Diana DeGette (D-CO), together with more than 70 other House members, is urging Commission Vice Chair Kris Kobach to withdraw his request for voter registration data since it raises significant security and privacy concerns.
Washington, DC – Representatives Diana DeGette (D-CO), Susan Brooks (R-IN) and Tom Reed (R-NY) introduced the “Protecting Access to Diabetes Supplies Act” (H.R. 3271), which would strengthen protections for Medicare beneficiaries who buy blood glucose testing supplies through the National Mail Order Competitive Bidding Program.
Washington, DC – Congresswoman Diana DeGette (D-CO) called the Senate’s latest iteration of Trumpcare even more cruel than the version that the Senate abandoned last month.
WASHINGTON, DC – Congresswoman Diana DeGette (D-CO) and a bipartisan group of her House and Senate colleagues have introduced a bill providing fourth graders and their families free entrance to all federally-managed lands, waters and historic sites, including national parks – more than 2,000 sites in all.