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Congressman Bill Foster is a scientist and businessman representing the 11th Congressional District of Illinois

Naperville, IL
Joined January 2013

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  1. .'s announcement to withdraw the U.S. from the shows his technical ignorance of the scientific safeguards we put into place to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. I strongly condemn this decision.

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  2. May 7

    Last week, I got a head start on by visiting classrooms across the 11th District. I spoke with students and thanked the teachers who empower the next generation.

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  3. May 7

    I had a great time joining DuPage for their annual Shine a Light Gala this weekend. Our community is stronger for the work they do to help individuals with mental illness and their families.

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  4. May 5

    It’s true I’ve been working on my photobomb skills.

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  5. May 4

    Great to be in Joliet this morning for the opening of 's South Suburban Center - a new resource for combating hunger in our community.

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  6. May 4

    When you’re a Member of Congress but it’s .

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  7. May 3

    This decision will have lasting effects on Midwesterners’ health. It’s hard not to turn on the news without another story about ’s wasteful spending, but he continues to gut regulations that keep Americans safe from pollutants.

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  8. May 2

    It was great to be in Aurora this morning for a event designed for small business owners and entrepreneurs to make connections to help them grow.

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  9. May 1

    It was great to speak at today with . is so important for the free exchange of ideas, and Congress must protect it.

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  10. May 1

    It’s nice to see that the NRA understands the importance of gun safety at least some of the time. It’s time they give the American people the same consideration.

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  11. Apr 30

    for your devotion to women’s health care and well-being. Your work has been instrumental to countless of women who received life-saving care and preventive services at .

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  12. Apr 27

    Americans deserve to have a Congress that understands complex scientific and technical issues. That's why we need to bring back the Office of Technology Assessment so we are prepared for technological changes.

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  13. Apr 26

    Today, I was proud to reintroduce legislation to fund the Office of Technology Assessment so that Congress can lead on technical issues that could have serious effects on our country’s future.

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  14. Apr 26

    I've said it once, but I'll say it again. If cared as much about science and the environment as he cares for telephone booths and first class travel, the would actually get back to solving and protecting environmental regulations.

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  15. Apr 25

    All the more reason we need to invest in our infrastructure and make sure everyone has access to safe and reliable ways to get to work, Hogwarts, Ilvermorny, or wherever your daily commute takes you here in Illinois.

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  16. Apr 25

    Proud to introduce bipartisan legislation with to provide a much needed boost for research on storage that could pave the way for the next big development in battery technology.

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  17. Apr 25

    Four years later, the families in Flint, Michigan still do not have access to clean drinking water. We must make the investments in our infrastructure so this crisis never happens again.

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  18. Apr 25

    Thank you to for allowing me to speak today. As the only PhD physicist in Congress, I can tell you that we need to step down. It’s time to put science above politics.

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  19. Apr 22

    This , we must commit to protecting our planet for future generations. It’s time to accept the fact that is largely man made and work together to prevent rising temperatures.

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  20. Apr 21

    All Americans deserve affordable and accessible health care regardless of their gender or sexual identity. This decision is heartless and deliberatively destructive to the health and wellbeing of Americans.

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