Minnesota U.S. Rep Angie Craig: “When we send our servicemembers into harms way, we do so with the promise that we’ll care for them…”

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Minnesota U.S. Rep Angie Craig: “When we send our servicemembers into harms way, we do so with the promise that we’ll care for them…”
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Mar 4, 2022
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Angie Craig tweeted the following:

“When we send our servicemembers into harms way, we do so with the promise that we’ll care for them when they return home. Today, Im keeping our word by voting for the Honoring our PACT Act, which expands benefits to millions of toxic-exposed veterans.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Angie Craig:

“I met with @MnDOT in Washington today to discuss how our historic bipartisan investment in Americas infrastructure will benefit communities back in Minnesota. It’s great to learn more about the good-paying jobs and important projects enabled by our work in Congress.” on March 2
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“Social media has brought the world to our fingertips but that connectedness has come with serious consequences. Yesterday I joined an @EnergyCommerce hearing to discuss how to best support law enforcement as they work to prevent distribution of fentanyl & other drugs online.” on March 2
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“Sugarbeet growers across Minnesota and the Midwest generate economic activity in rural communities and produce domestic sugar that we all enjoy. It was great to speak with them yesterday about their work and policy priorities.” on March 2
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