California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “Specifically, the bill will reduce farmers dependence on foreign fertilizer production and help American…”

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California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “Specifically, the bill will reduce farmers dependence on foreign fertilizer production and help American…”
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Jun 17, 2022
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Julia Brownley tweeted the following:

“Specifically, the bill will reduce farmers dependence on foreign fertilizer production and help American farmers lower their costs with USDA funds as well as loan guarantees. Lower costs for farmers mean lower costs for families!”
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Here are other recent tweets from Julia Brownley:

“Today, @HouseDemocrats passed the #LowerFoodAndFuelCostsAct, a package of bipartisan bills to lower prices for Americas families in the grocery aisle and at the gas pump.”
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“In the weeks leading up to #January6th, Trump was repeatedly told that asking Vice President Pence to block the certification of election results was unlawful and unconstitutional. Trumps actions were a threat to democracy and the peaceful transfer of power.”
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“Today, the @January6thCmte hearing focuses on the political pressure Trump put on Pence to ignore the will of the American people and overturn the 2020 election.
youtube.com/watch?v=vBjUWV“
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