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Hi John,
I've just published a new blog post:
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Pressure <[link removed]>
Our Resolution to end the national emergency has now passed the House
and Senate, and Biden has begrudgingly agreed not to veto it. The COVID
era is over at last.
Sponsoring this legislation was one of my first acts in Congress. It
passed the House despite the "No" votes of 197 Democrats and a
threatened Biden veto. But yesterday, the Senate passed it on a
bipartisan vote - and Biden suddenly changed his tune.
This is why I've refused to accept that it's futile to pass major
legislation in the House while the other side controls the Senate and
White House. The American people are on our side; by relentlessly
applying pressure, we're getting results.
Meanwhile, in California something else is about to end: the ban on
official travel to red states. All it took was the Governor getting
caught on vacation in Montana. We called Newsom out
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hypocrisy last fall and the pressure to end the ban has been building
since.
At the Capitol this week, a Democrat witness insisted that if Newsom's
vile AB 5 law is nationalized, independent workers "will not be
affected." I responded by reading our "AB 5 Stories"
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the testimony of Californians whose careers were destroyed.
At a hearing about freedom of speech on campus, we received a first-hand
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madness that recently unfolded at Stanford, and I proposed First
Amendment training as part of student orientation at every university.
Finally, I spoke on the Floor
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"incompetence tax" every California business has to pay because of
Julie Su's failures. Our campaign against elevating Newsom's acolyte
keeps gaining momentum, and Politico now reports she "faces a tough
road to confirmation."
Help us meet our Quarter 1 goal
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Kevin Kiley
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