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    Glad to see the relief package signed into law. This relief is desperately needed & will help our state respond to this crisis. Resources & information on how this bill helps Washingtonians⬇️

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  2. Congratulations to on tonight’s championship win! They now have four titles in the books. The Storm are true champions on & off the court—we are lucky to have them.

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  3. I wish the President and First Lady speedy recoveries.

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  4. A decision to move production to South Carolina will ultimately be followed by a push to pay the workforce there the wage they deserve. At that point, I’m not sure what this move will have been all about. (6/6)

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  5. Additionally, we are moving through Congress more financial flexibility for the supply chain in the next COVID relief package that will help keep supply chain production and be ready for demand to return. (5/6)

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  6. I plan to work with regional leaders in business, labor, and education on workforce training programs in composite design optimization and composite fault diagnosis that will produce true cost savings in any aircraft production, including the next plane. (4/6)

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  7. We should be taking the opportunity now to prepare for a recovery in aviation demand by retaining a production workforce in Everett and keeping the supply chain hot and ready for higher production levels. (3/6)

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  8. The company should not cut its Puget Sound workforce further without a real plan for retaining and retraining that skilled workforce. I don't agree with the decision to shut down 787 production in Everett. Everett provides capacity that will be needed. (2/6)

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  9. Puget Sound has 100 years of aviation manufacturing history. Its workers’ skill set, experience, and capabilities should not be undervalued by anyone, especially The Boeing Company. (1/6)

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  10. Lin from Shelton said, “It has been slow progress for each of us to achieve increased equality, & so we have so much to thank for. I'm deeply saddened & frightened by her passing… our democracy, freedom, integrity & the rule of law are threatened & even at greater risk.”

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  11. Eileen from Issaquah wrote, “I am a business owner myself, and I am terrified that gender protections are in grave danger. Ensuring civil liberties is not just the moral thing to do, but it makes sound economic policy as well.” I agree with her.

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  12. There are 35 days before the election, and rushing this nomination is setting a horrible precedent. My office has received 4,100 calls and letters already about Justice Ginsburg’s passing and the open Supreme Court seat.

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  13. To all who are observing this evening, I’m wishing you a meaningful day of reflection and an easy fast. G’mar Chatima Tova.

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  14. because I did not believe her judicial philosophy represented a jurist who would uphold the privacy rights and other rights guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution and in well-established legal precedents. (5/5)

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  15. Previously I voted against Judge Barrett's confirmation to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit... (4/5)

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  16. Important issues like privacy rights, data rights, voting rights, worker rights, access to health care, and reproductive rights deserve a full discussion. I will be reviewing Judge Barrett’s three-year judicial record and her views on these important legal matters. (3/5)

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  17. There are many critical issues before the Court, and the American public deserves to know the judicial philosophy of any nominee who will be serving with a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court. (2/5)

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  18. There are 38 days before the election. The U.S. Senate has a constitutional duty to thoroughly review judicial nominees. We should not rush this process. (1/5)

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  19. It’s , which means free entry to all national parks, forests, & trails. In Washington we’ve been blessed with a beautiful environment and many national parks. Now more than ever, we need to promote access to our shared public lands.

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  20. This blatant overreach ignores the science and the will of the people, and underscores the need to permanently protect our nation’s last remaining wild forests by codifying the Rule.

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  21. Overturning protections for the Earth’s largest remaining intact temperate rainforest will be one of the most enduring legacies of the Trump Administration’s environmental corruption.

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