Maryland U.S. Rep Steny H. Hoyer: “I am grateful to appropriators, including Legislative Branch Subcommittee Chair @RepTimRyan, for their…”

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Maryland U.S. Rep Steny H. Hoyer: “I am grateful to appropriators, including Legislative Branch Subcommittee Chair @RepTimRyan, for their…”
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Mar 10, 2022
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Steny H. Hoyer tweeted the following:

“I am grateful to appropriators, including Legislative Branch Subcommittee Chair @RepTimRyan, for their work on this bipartisan funding bill & the consistent advocacy of @RepAOC & @RepZoeLofgren on raising staff pay to recruit & retain an experienced, diverse staff in the House.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Steny H. Hoyer:

“I join @RepJeffries in applauding the inclusion of a 21% boost to MRA funds that we have long advocated for in the omnibus bill so that the House can attract & retain a talented, diverse workforce to help this institution better govern #ForThePeople. bit.ly/3Kp6cMy“
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“I am glad to see appropriators reach agreement on a bipartisan omnibus funding package that invests in our priorities & keeps the government open & funded through the end of the fiscal year. I look forward to bringing this legislation to the Floor today to deliver #ForThePeople.”
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“Wishing a happy birthday to my friend @RepLowenthal from #CA47 today, who has been a consistent advocate for our environment as a Member of @NRDems and a leader in the Houses work to #ActOnClimate as Co-Chair of @CaucusOnClimate. I will miss him in Congress next year.”
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