California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “The difference in values could not be more clear!”

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California U.S. Rep Julia Brownley: “The difference in values could not be more clear!”
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Jun 30, 2022
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Julia Brownley tweeted the following:

“The difference in values could not be more clear!”
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Here are other recent tweets from Julia Brownley:

“.@HouseDemocrats are working to pass funding bills that create jobs and invest in Americas working families.
The newly released #RepublicanAgenda will end #Medicare and #SocialSecurity as we know it and rig the system for the very wealthy and large corporations.”
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“But there is so much more to do, especially in light of yesterdays Supreme Court decision that sadly goes in the opposite direction.
Today is a vote for progress, and we will continue to fight tomorrow to end gun violence in our country.” on June 24
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“Today, I was proud to vote for the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, which is the first major gun safety legislation passed by Congress in 30 years. This is undoubtedly a victory that will save lives.
juliabrownley.house.gov/brownley-appla” on June 24
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