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Dog loving, clean cooking, breast cancer-surviving, Florida Gator cheering, softball-playing mother of three fighting in Congress on behalf of South Floridians.

Weston, FL & Washington, D.C.
Joined February 2010

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  1. . said the Trump administration has not respected the constitution when it comes to complying to subpoenas. "They clearly have something to hide. That's the only explanation."

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  2. I am so proud to have been part of your journey in public service - and can’t wait to witness the extraordinary things you continue to accomplish in your careers. You are always ! 🐊

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  3. After a crowd member suggested US Border Patrol should shoot at human beings crossing the border, Trump smiled. He made a joke. His dehumanization of people fleeing oppression is not just evident in his cruel policies - he's also tacitly condoning violence

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  4. Last night two of my passions collided: the health of moms and babies, and clean cooking! My spicy bacon & brew muffins didn't win the celebrity chef cookoff (congrats on getting the win w/ your ceviche ) but I'm always thrilled to support critical work

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  5. "How are we, one of the wealthiest and advanced nations in the world, having a maternal mortality problem? That is outrageous and unacceptable."

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  6. May 8

    U.S. Rep. : "The bottom line here is Florida's Panhandle doesn't need a political rally, it needs the Senate to pass, and the president to sign, some federal government relief."

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  7. I support the Uber and Lyft drivers striking today. Uber executives are expected to be worth billions after the IPO this week - while drivers, classified as independent contractors, are not entitled to health insurance or paid leave.

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  8. Thank you for championing increased funding for to expand public health education and awareness for chronic diseases like and in the appropriations bill.

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  9. This is close to a total ban on abortion in Georgia. It’s the fourth bill of its kind just this year. And it’s setting up a court challenge intended to try to overturn Roe v Wade. This is a threat to healthcare, civil rights, privacy, and bodily autonomy.

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  11. This is a deliberate attempt to undercount immigrants, stripping communities like many in my district and state of funding and political representation. We need a fair and just .

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  12. The audacity of to say rolling back critical legislation to prevent further oil spills "puts safety first." This puts workers and our environment in danger. I opposed Bernhardt's nomination; he is already facing an ethics investigation.

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  13. This is a shameful day for Florida. never had anything to do with sanctuary cities. It's about creating terror for immigrants, and all Hispanic individuals, in Florida. It's about weaponizing hate with legal enforcement tools.

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  14. Personal beliefs should never dictate patient care. The Trump administration just finalized a rule that allows widespread discrimination in health care. I will fight against this rule - because we need to .

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  15. "A court battle is precisely what some supporters of the bills are hoping for. Some legislators backing the heartbeat bills have said they see them as potential challenges to Roe v. Wade."

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  16. KENTUCKY: A federal judge has blocked enforcement of the new "fetal heartbeat bill" while it is being challenged in the courts.

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  17. OHIO: The Governor signed a "fetal heartbeat bill" into law last month, which will go into effect in less than 90 days. No exceptions for rape or incest.

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  18. MISSISSIPPI: The state already passed a "fetal heartbeat law" that is currently being challenged in the courts.

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  19. LOUISIANA: Lawmakers are still working on passing one of the most restrictive bills in the country. Just like in Alabama, lawmakers blocked an amendment to make an exception for rape or incest.

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  20. GEORGIA: This bill, expected to be signed by the Governor, would require survivors of rape who become pregnant to file a police report before being able to terminate their pregnancies.

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