Maryland U.S. Rep Steny H. Hoyer: “Finally, I told reporters that Friday marks one year since @POTUS signed the #AmericanRescuePlan, transformative…”

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Maryland U.S. Rep Steny H. Hoyer: “Finally, I told reporters that Friday marks one year since @POTUS signed the #AmericanRescuePlan, transformative…”
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Mar 9, 2022
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Steny H. Hoyer tweeted the following:

“Finally, I told reporters that Friday marks one year since @POTUS signed the #AmericanRescuePlan, transformative legislation delivered by Dems to help end the COVID-19 pandemic and kickstart our economic recovery, contributing to the fastest economic growth in almost 40 years.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Steny H. Hoyer:

“Right now, appropriators are finalizing to a bipartisan Omnibus bill that will align with our values and keep the government funded through FY22. I look forward to moving this bill to the Floor as soon as it is ready.”
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“During my weekly pen & pad, I told press that I remain horrified by the scenes from Ukraine; I applaud @POTUS taking steps this morning to ban American imports of Russian oil & gas. Congress continues to closely monitor this conflict & will take action to ban Russian oil today.”
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“After 200 attempts in our history to pass legislation that would make lynching a hate crime, the Senate voted last night to pass the Emmett Till #AntiLynching Act. At long last, our country has taken a critical step toward justice. I look forward to @POTUS signing this into law.”
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