I hope this letter finds you and your family well, and that you enjoyed your
weekend despite the heat. I’m glad to be back in Nebraska after a quick t

Dear John,

 

I hope this letter finds you and your family well, and that you enjoyed your
weekend despite the heat. I’m glad to be back in Nebraska after a quick trip to
an equally hot Washington D.C.

 

This weekend, on a rare Saturday vote, the House passed the bipartisan
Emergency Stopgap Stabilization Act. This initiative will help fix funding for
the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, which employs hundreds of people
in Lincoln and throughout Nebraska. I’m pleased that after months of hard work,
we are able to provide some peace of mind for all those whose service is
essential to our country. Now it’s the Senate’s turn to get things done.

 

Supporting the essential work of Nebraskans is important for the success and
strength of a community. I’ll let Pat Ohmberger speak to this. I appreciate the
kind words in her letter published over the weekend in the Lincoln Journal Star:
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I would like to be able to continue serving you and getting things done for
our communities. Campaigns are tough, and while it pains me to ask for
donations in such a difficult time, I would truly appreciate your support.
Let’s get things done and let’s get them done together. If you’ve donated
before, or put out a yard sign, or shown your support in any way, I’m humbled
and grateful. If not—now would be great!
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Thank you, as always, for your support and friendship.


Sincerely,

Jeff Fortenberry

PAID FOR BY JEFF FORTENBERRY FOR UNITED STATES CONGRESS COMMITTEE

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