Vermont U.S. Rep Peter Welch: “Here’s the deal: working families are struggling to pay their bills while corporate profits soar. That’s…”

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Vermont U.S. Rep Peter Welch: “Here’s the deal: working families are struggling to pay their bills while corporate profits soar. That’s…”
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Jul 14, 2022
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Peter Welch tweeted the following:

“Here’s the deal: working families are struggling to pay their bills while corporate profits soar. That’s unacceptable.

We need to tackle corporate greed with anti-trust laws to rein in monopolies and a Windfall Profits Tax on profits from price gouging. cbsn.ws/3o0k6vq“
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Here are other recent tweets from Peter Welch:

“I agree @RepRoKhanna. Drug prices are unacceptably high. We need to act to save families money, not burden them with high costs. Glad to be your partner in this fight. twitter.com/RepRoKhanna/st“
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“Climate action cant wait. Temperatures are rising and our aging electric grid is failing.
We need to clean up our power sector and build a more resilient grid to reduce emissions and protect folks from climate change impacts.
nyti.ms/3RtYYev” on July 12
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“This move from @SecBecerra will help make sure women can access abortion care during medical emergencies no matter where they live. It’s an important step. But we can’t stop here.

We have to keep fighting to codify abortion rights for every American. cnbc.com/2022/07/11/roe” on July 12
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