Minnesota U.S. Rep Angie Craig: “I’ve worked for months to pass commonsense bills to help local police departments hire highly-qualified…”

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Minnesota U.S. Rep Angie Craig: “I’ve worked for months to pass commonsense bills to help local police departments hire highly-qualified…”
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Jul 30, 2022
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Angie Craig tweeted the following:

“I’ve worked for months to pass commonsense bills to help local police departments hire highly-qualified officers & build a pipeline of talent to ensure public safety. I’m outraged that a handful of my Democratic colleagues blocked these bills today, and yes, I’m calling them out.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Angie Craig:

“Our work is paying off! Were closer than ever to legislation banning Members of Congress from trading stocks while in office!
reuters.com/markets/europe“
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“Crop insurance is a vital tool for family farmers across my district who deal with uncertainty every year. It was great to hear from MN producers about this issue and so many others at a @HouseAgDems listening session in my district on Monday.
cannonfallsbeacon.com/news/agricultu” on July 28
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“Prioritizing American Manufacturing is one of the sure-fire ways to address supply chain issues and drive down prices for working families. Today, I was proud to join my colleagues in passing the CHIPS Act to incentivize American production of semiconductors.” on July 28
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