From Adam Schiff <[email protected]>
Subject My summer job after college
Date April 17, 2022 2:38 PM
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[ [link removed] ]Adam Schiff for Congress




Hey John,

I want to tell you about my favorite summer job, ever. I was a seasonal
firefighter with the U.S. Forestry Service and a group of my friends in
California in the early 1980s.

Don’t believe me? Check it out:

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share with you why this photo matters to me. But I also want to make sure
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I had quite a few summer jobs to help pay for college and law school. And
even then, I graduated with a lot of student debt that I paid off over the
course of more than a decade. There were some years that my student loan
repayments were more than my rent in Los Angeles... and that’s saying a
lot.

It’s why I’ve spent so much of my career focused on expanding Pell Grants
and making community college free. And it’s why I’ve pushed for President
Biden to cancel federal student loan debt.

But this summer job was also formative for me, and one reason that I’ve
spent so much of my time focused on wildfires in Congress.

After the Station Fire in 2009 in the Los Angeles Foothills (in the
northern part of my district) destroyed hundreds of structures and
resulted in the death of two firefighters, I led the charge in Congress to
investigate the cause of the fire, get resources to the Forest Service
that they desperately needed, make policy changes, and invest in wildfire
prevention before the next big one.

By the way – Here’s the “Governator” with me inspecting wreckage, and
talking to displaced residents (and yes, after finding the burned remains
of a dumbbell, Arnold could not resist a little showing off):

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My experience as a seasonal firefighter, and as a Congressman representing
residents who lost their homes, has helped guide me a lot in Congress.

It’s why I fought for millions of federal dollars to buy “night-flying”
helicopters to drop water on raging wildfires and helped change Forestry
Service policy which banned night flights for decades. It’s why I led the
charge to stand up and keep running a satellite program to detect
wildfires before they get out of control and give real-time notice to
firefighters. And it’s why I’ve fought for money to combat climate change
– because wildfires are only going to get worse in coming years if we fail
to act.

While this type of work might not generate headlines or be something the
24-hour news networks deem important, it keeps people safe and makes our
communities better. And it’s the kind of work that is so critically
important to me personally.

[ [link removed] ]I want to continue this work for years to come, so I’m asking: Can you
chip in $10 to help me keep up this work and defend my seat in Congress
against eight challengers this year?

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Thanks for all you do and remember to always thank your local
firefighters.

— Adam




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