Vermont U.S. Rep Peter Welch: “I sure am. To protect the right to organize, we need a strong NLRB. Lets get them the funds they need….”

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Apr 28, 2022
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Peter Welch tweeted the following:

“I sure am. To protect the right to organize, we need a strong NLRB. Lets get them the funds they need. twitter.com/jamieson/statu“
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“Opioid use disorder has hit Vermont hard which is why I advocated in Congress to get funding for this innovative treatment program. Wheels and Waves will have an incredible impact on the lives of people struggling with opioid addiction.” on April 26
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“Protecting old-growth forests is an important step for our environment, preserving vital carbon sinks and safeguarding important natural spaces. But we must do much more to meet our climate goals. We have to keep fighting for a safe and sustainable future. n.pr/3Kr41Id” on April 26
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“This act of violence is unacceptable. The @PrideCenterVT provides vital support for LGBTQ+ Vermonters. It is a pillar of our community.
I stand with the Pride Center against hatred and violence. twitter.com/PrideCenterVT/” on April 26
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