Congratulations Rep. Fudge
It was an honor to be sworn in with members of the Congressional Black Caucus this morning and to take the official oath of office in the House of Representatives moments ago. I look forward to continuing to work on behalf of OH-11 in the 116th Congress.pic.twitter.com/dnPLaL2PpN
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Proud of you, Soror!
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Bravo! Congresswoman... thank you for your public service. Much work to be done next two years.
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Proud of you Soror.
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Congrats
@RepMarciaFudge Proud you are my representative!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Congratulations may you continue to work hard on behalf of the residents of the OH-11.
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Congratulations!
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Who are the members of the Congressional White Caucus? What about the Congressional Muslim Caucus? Or the Congressional LBGT Caucus? Or the Congressional Indian Caucus? How about the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. STOP DIVIDING AND UNITE!
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The congressional white caucus would be the generational population of the house and Senate. They've served their communities well at the expense of the other communities which continue to fight to have significant representation.
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