Yay? Keep working hard for all Marylanders Chris... You sure love scoring “political points” but it’s quite clear you don’t give a rats *** about Maryland & those who live here. Always a show with you, never about the PEOPLE.
My #SOTU guest? Maryland’s own Lila Johnson. Ms. Johnson has worked as a cleaning services contractor at @USDA for 21 years, and right now she gets no back pay from the shutdown. I’m working to change that, and I hope her story will inspire my colleagues and the President to act.pic.twitter.com/MkFkTB0nwT
My State of the Union Guest: Ms. Lila Johnson
We must act to right these wrongs. Like federal workers, contract employees deserve to be made whole.
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She worked & isn’t getting paid for the work she did? That’s against the law! How is it possible that she isn’t getting BACKPAY for hours that she worked?
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But the question really should be if that is an accurate representation of the facts & what truly happened here?!!?
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Thank you Senator for your hard work. We know you care deeply for us all.
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She should be paid like any other employee.
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She seems like a wonderful woman. If She were my guest, I'd pay her from my own wallet. I'd make sure she had great transportation to get there, a new set of clothing, then take her and her family out for dinner.
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Your colleagues may, criminal don no
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I hope so...how devastating.
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She got robbed by the Gov't
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