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Tonight, I introduced four amendments to the FAA reauthorization bill moving through the House this week. My amendments strike out DEI/LGBTQ/Trans initiatives which make our sky’s less safe and seek to right the wrongs of COVID-era vaccine policies that resulted in forced terminations.

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Mike Morton3 years ago

So it's a hate bill and you are proud of it.

Dianne Callahan3 years ago

Oh look, another waste of taxpayer money. The hate coming from MAGA Republican is rampant. Marjorie Taylor Greene is no christian. No person with any moral or ethical compass would pounce on some of the most vulnerable people in our society. Republicans are the party of hate, convince me otherwise.

Quadcarl3 years ago

You spelled skies wrong. 🤦‍♂️

James H Hill3 years ago

There goes Marjorie "Misinformer" Greene, once again playing her favorite game of 'let's stoke division and spew baseless claims'. Do you ever tire of this, Marjorie? Striking out DEI/LGBTQ/Trans initiatives? Really? Seems like you're less concerned with safety and more concerned with a narrow, intolerant view of the world. But don't let facts get in the way of a good, scaremongering tweet, right? Your crusade against COVID-era vaccine policies isn't fooling anyone either. It's a shameless attempt to court favor among the conspiracy theorists while real people suffer the consequences of a pandemic. Perhaps instead of spinning tales about 'forced terminations', you could work on real solutions. But then, I guess that would mean actually doing your job. #RealityCheck #MisinformerMarjorie #MoreWorkLessTweet

Alex3 years ago

Anyone who supports trump needs to be arrested

Human☮🇺🇸🇺🇦🇺🇸🌊3 years ago

Amendments?

Harvey 🌊🏳️‍🌈 👨🏿‍🏫✊🏽3 years ago

Can you pass a bill about mandatory dental visits for Congresspeople. That'd would help us, since we have to look at you so much.

Harvey 🌊🏳️‍🌈 👨🏿‍🏫✊🏽3 years ago

The skies are safe, hun. This is yet another bill to go nowhere.

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