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  1. On opening day, we continued our fight for by introducing seven bills to help veterans, farmers, first responders and others.

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  2. As co-chair of the delegation, protecting agriculture is a bipartisan priority for me. Today, and I introduced a bill to counter unfair trade practices by that hurt Florida farmers.

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    Today , , and I reintroduced our bill to help fruit and vegetable growers combat Mexico’s unfair trade practices. I remain committed to ensuring that we level the playing field for Florida farmers.

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  4. As the new Congress gets underway, I will be focused on issues important to our region – red tide, social security, veterans’ benefits and the opioid crisis. We have an ambitious agenda for 2019.

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  5. Enemies of the Jewish State of have used UNESCO to advance anti-Israel measures. Glad the U.S. pulled out of this corrupt body. Thank you to for your leadership to combat this biased agenda at the United Nations.

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  6. Another reminder of the perils America’s police officers face, even on Christmas Eve. The answers the call to protect our communities. mourning the sacrifice of , who is crediting with saving lives.

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  7. We are able to enjoy our holiday season because of our brave service members on duty here & around the world. Let us remind them that although they may be far in distance, they are close in our hearts. Thank you for protecting America. Merry Christmas!

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  8. I will not be accepting any pay for as long as the federal government remains shut down. This is yet another sad example of Washington’s dysfunction and inability to compromise.

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  9. As co-chair of the congressional delegation, I worked with colleagues to get $100 million to combat algae blooms and red tide on the president's desk.

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  10. The First Step Act will make communities safer by strengthening rehabilitation programs so that prisoners who leave jail don’t return to a life of crime. Our justice system should be tough but fair.

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  11. Good to see bipartisanship is not dead in Washington. Congress overwhelmingly passed with my support a bill to reform the criminal justice system and save taxpayers money.

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  12. I am demanding answers from after it was reported that it failed to spend millions of dollars allocated for suicide prevention efforts in 2018. Unacceptable & disgraceful to the millions of veterans nationwide who put their lives on the line protecting our freedom

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  13. This report’s findings are a disgrace to our veterans who put their lives on the line protecting our freedom. I will be demanding answers from the and taking action in Congress to address these failures.

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  14. Major Matthew Golsteyn potentially facing the death penalty is DRACONIAN. He is a decorated war veteran who protected American and Afghan soldiers fighting alongside him. Good to see President Trump is reviewing his case.

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  15. Great news! The House just passed my bill to ban the slaughter of dogs and cats for human consumption. I look forward to President Trump signing it into law!

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  16. TODAY: the House will be passing my measure to ban the slaughter of our beloved dogs and cats. Updates to come!

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  17. Today we remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice 77 years ago in the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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  18. Important development in the fight to curb opioid abuse — China, the No. 1 supplier of illegal Fentanyl, agrees to designate the deadly drug as a controlled substance. Those selling Fentanyl to the United States will now be subject to China’s maximum penalty under the law.

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  19. George H.W. Bush was an American patriot, a man of tremendous character and a devoted husband and father. He was the very definition of a public servant. My condolences go out to the Bush family.

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  20. Against my strong objections, the U.S. House just voted to strip protections for the endangered Gray Wolf. Scientists and conservation experts should manage wildlife recovery, not Washington politicians. Fortunately the bill will not clear the Senate.

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