Maryland U.S. Rep John P. Sarbanes: “We owe it to toxic-exposed veterans to provide the care and benefits they’ve earned. Today, I am voting…”

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Maryland U.S. Rep John P. Sarbanes: “We owe it to toxic-exposed veterans to provide the care and benefits they’ve earned. Today, I am voting…”
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Mar 4, 2022
ByAnne Arundel Today
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John P. Sarbanes tweeted the following:

“We owe it to toxic-exposed veterans to provide the care and benefits they’ve earned. Today, I am voting for the Honoring Our PACT Act, comprehensive legislation that will uphold our commitments to them.”
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Here are other recent tweets from John P. Sarbanes:

“Im pleased to receive a 100% score from @LCVoters today for my votes to #ActOnClimate, protect our clean air and water, invest in clean energy, create good-paying clean energy jobs and advance environmental justice.” on March 2
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“I joined @wbalradio to discuss last evenings #SOTU. @POTUS highlighted our strong recovery from #COVID19, recognized the continued challenges families face due to rising prices and stressed the importance of protecting democracy at home and abroad. We have a lot of work to do! twitter.com/wbalradio/stat” on March 2
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“.@EnergyCommerces #SubOversight is hearing from health care workers about the frontlines of #COVID19. Ill be asking how we can address staff shortages, combat health misinformation and ensure Americans have access to the health care services they need.
youtu.be/pGqoVde0sZ0” on March 2
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