“We wanted to win this race. But it’s important to know when it’s not your time and to know how you can best serve your community and country,” Gillibrand said in a video message posted on social media.
in which he criticized expanding a child care tax credit. “I think we have to have a broader conversation about whether we value women and whether we want to make sure women have every opportunity in the workplace,” Gillibrand said at the debate. “When the Senate was debating middle-class affordability for child care...
also announced sweeping LGBTQ+ proposals she would institute if elected, including a ban on conversion therapy. Throughout the campaign she was dogged by criticism for being vocal in calling for Minnesota Senator Al Franken's resignation amid allegations of groping and other sexual misconduct. While Gillibrand has repeatedly said she has no regrets about her decision, she said it angered many big democratic donors and cost her donations.
She made it clear that while she is no longer in the race for the White House, she still plans to make her voice heard.while simultaneously launching the Off the Sidelines PAC to help get young women involved in politics, a mission she said she remains committed to. "We have to defeat President Trump, flip the Senate and elect women up and down the ballot," she said in the video ending her campaign.
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