Rep. Anna G. EshooVerified account

@RepAnnaEshoo

Representing California's 18th Congressional District--the heart of Silicon Valley.

Palo Alto, CA
Joined February 2011

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    Today I’m proud to introduce new legislation to restore Net Neutrality protections that were repealed by Trump’s FCC. We must and keep it open to all Americans without any manipulations.

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  2. On , I’m grateful for the advancement of women around the world, but women still face major challenges. Discriminatory laws limit women’s opportunity. Governments must act to uphold equality and close the opportunity gap.

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  4. My statement regarding H. Res. 183 - Condemning anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim Bigotry

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  5. Wonderful meeting with the team, the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, and Santa Cruz Supervisor on the Cotoni-Coast Dairies lands last Friday to receive an update on the efforts to create public access to this National Monument.

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  6. Last week I met with and the new Director of , Dr. Tromberg. My bipartisan legislation created NIBIB to advance biomedical technology for breakthroughs in medicine. Fascinating discussion on how is harnessing new technology to find cures for Americans

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  7. 15 governors and the American Medical Association have voiced their opposition to the policy. It’s clear Trump’s move will harm public health. We must

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  8. The Trump Administration is pushing a reckless policy that threatens essential Title X health care services by limiting the providers who can participate in the program. This will severely restrict Americans from accessing basic health care.

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  9. Title X funding provides access to essential services, including breast & cervical cancer screenings, affordable birth control, STI tests, family planning services and other critically important healthcare services for 4 million Americans, with not one cent used to fund abortions

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  11. I’m following the testimony of Michael Cohen closely. He has confirmed that Donald Trump knew about Julian Assange’s plans to release stolen emails during the 2016 campaign. The truth matters, and this Congress is dedicated to transparency and upholding the Rule of Law.

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  12. For the first time in over a decade The House will take up gun safety reform, and I will vote to pass to strengthen the background check system and close dangerous gun sale loopholes. Thank you to for your fearless work to end gun violence. You inspire me!

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  13. The votes are in. The House has overturned the President’s unconstitutional emergency declaration. A majority of Americans oppose the declaration, and nearly 60 national security advisers have spoken out against it. It’s time to end the

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  14. The U.S. Constitution is clear—Article One states that Congress controls the power of the purse. Today I will vote to uphold the Constitution by preventing the President from unlawfully taking money that Congress already appropriated. Congress & The People do not support the wall

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  15. When the Supreme Court gutted key parts of the Voting Rights Act in 2013, it gave way to greater discrimination and the denial of the sacred right to vote. I’m very proud to be an original cosponsor of HR 4, The Voting Rights Advancement Act, to protect voters and

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  16. Proud to dedicate the second Fisher House at the Palo Alto VA today!

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  17. Here we go again. Another day of the Trump presidency, another violation of our Constitution

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  18. Broadband providers should not be allowed to block websites they may not like, or discriminate against services and content that compete against their own. Today held a hearing about the importance of restoring strong protections for all Americans.

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  19. For too long unreasonable forces have prevented serious consideration of virtually any gun legislation in Congress no matter how common-sense it is. That era is over. Today is holding a hearing to address gun violence in America

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