Deleted Tweets From Deborah Ross, D-N.C.

Council Member Ya Liu represents District D on the Cary County Council. A graduate of @NCState and NC Central University Law School, she is working towards a thriving business community, improved infrastructure & public transit, and a cleaner energy future.

Stood with my North Carolina colleagues for reproductive freedom today. We won't stop fighting for women in North Carolina and across the country. #BansOffOurBodies https://t.co/EGSsUeeC3B

RT @HouseScience: Today, Members discussed the findings of the recent @IPCC_CH reports & acting on equitable climate solutions to hel… https://t.co/TJXJp3wFA4

So great to stop by @pendoio HQ in Raleigh today and hear about their exciting growth. I also grabbed coffee from their @drink321coffee shop that employs individuals with intellectual and development disabilities. https://t.co/4322GFr5Lk

Today is a historic day. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has completed a journey that only 5 other women before her have ever taken. She brings unimpeachable character and an exceptional legal mind to the bench, and I'll be proud to call her Justice. https://t.co/i1gV1iel9z https://t.co/xgIDeio4H8

RT @NoraWD: "We need to make sure that every child, whether they live in a rural or urban area, has access to quality public education" @DeborahRossNC

As we celebrate HBCU STEAM Days of Action, I want to feature our amazing HBCUs here in #NC02. @ShawUniversity is helping us build a strong and diverse workforce while preparing the next generation of engineers, scientists, artists, mathematicians, and more. https://t.co/UPDEEBBDxJ

Looking forward to cheering on @PackWomensBall today as they play for the ACC Championship. Go Pack! https://t.co/9Lv2Gr8Ymo

James Norris was elected as one of Holly Springs' first Black commissioners during the 1970s. He went on to become the first Black mayor of Holly Springs in 1980. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/ZFJ3FFMka6

Holly Springs' own Dessie Mae Womble was the first Black female police chief in North Carolina, and our #BlackHistoryMonth highlight today. According to a Jet magazine interview in 1981, she received the position among 25 other applicants. https://t.co/bVYkTQ6Gg9

Across Wake County, neighborhood precincts are meeting this month to get organized for the 2022 elections. I had the opportunity to attend my own precinct meeting this afternoon.

There's no question that the work permit backlog has contributed to the nationwide labor shortage. We must ensure immigrants are part of our economic recovery plan, and that's why it's critical we pass the bipartisan America's CHILDREN Act to protect our Documented Dreamers. QT @voxdotcom: Immigrants could help the US labor shortage — if the government would let them https://t.co/D5jrKerQ6H)

Abe Jones served as the first Black student council member in Wake County Public Schools. Jones went on to lead a successful legal career as a lawyer and judge, including 17 years on the Superior Court. Judge Jones now serves in the NC House of Representatives. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/lvSs7eAiXi

I'm delighted that the @forestservice has announced the 2022 @USCapitolTree will come from @NFsNCarolina for the first time in 22 years. I can't wait to see visitors in our nation's capital enjoying a piece of our state's vast natural beauty. https://t.co/RMmtMT7beS

Today the House is taking action to usher in a prosperous future for America. With the #AmericaCOMPETES Act, we will support American manufacturing, invest in the next generation of STEM leaders, advance clean energy tech, and more.

The White House website to order rapid COVID-19 testing kits launched today. Every home in the U.S. is eligible to receive four free at-home testing kits. Please consider ordering your tests now so you have them when you need them. https://t.co/muqamSUN2i

The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, named after a North Carolina scientist, is an extraordinary feat that will help us better understand and explore space. This is exciting news we can all celebrate. https://t.co/h0FlvfzEpY

Since the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill was signed into law last month, North Carolina is already seeing millions of dollars in funding to upgrade our water infrastructure, airports, and more. This is just the beginning. https://t.co/fNThFcPff4

RT @CheriBeasleyNC: I am so grateful for the support of @KathyManningNC and @DeborahRossNC. With all of us working together, I know… https://t.co/qTBsrAecmv

RT @RepDavidEPrice: It’s a historic day as @elainefordurham is sworn-in as the new Mayor of Durham – the city’s first Black female mayo… https://t.co/0tEkWVRbnf

Today is National Gun Violence Awareness Day, and my heart breaks for every person who knows the pain of losing a loved one to senseless gun violence. I #WearOrange to save lives. https://t.co/Gyobvl4FjD

Yesterday the @CDCgov announced vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear a mask and today @GovCooper lifted the mandatory mask mandate and mandatory capacity requirements. https://t.co/yQgHa2dQ3D

Equal pay is not simply a women’s issue. Pay inequity harms families and our economy. Women are the sole or co-breadwinner in half of American families with children. Today I proudly voted for the Paycheck Fairness Act. #EqualPay

Today @NC_Governor announced an accelerated vaccine schedule. Starting March 31st, Group 4b, people who are classified as essential workers will become eligible. Starting April 7th, Group 5, all people 16 years and older will be able to sign up. https://t.co/biZRLq4MWK

A spotlight on the iconic Raleigh restaurant, @PRraleigh owned by my friend Gus Gussler. Like many businesses, the restaurant has plans to safely reopen this spring after being closed a year due to the pandemic. Can't wait to have their fries again soon! https://t.co/ncmxmVL9yL

A spotlight on the iconic Raleigh restaurant, @PRraleigh owned by my friend Gus Gussler. Like many businesses, the restaurant has plans to safely reopen this spring after being closed a year due to the pandemic. Can't wait to have their fries again soon! https://t.co/ncmxmVL9yL

March is #WomensHistoryMonth, a time to reflect on the vital role of women in history. It’s absolutely necessary for a democracy to represent all voices, to give everyone a seat at the table, and bring together a multitude of perspectives to address our nation’s biggest issues.

RT @NRCC: ��� You do NOT want to be one of these 47 @HouseDemocrats ��� Check out our newly released list detailing offensiv… https://t.co/Ps2EHjBBp7

RT @ncpolfrisbee: A great reminder of what and who we're fighting for @DeborahRossNC #TurnNCBlue https://t.co/9GJS7FcPpa

Congratulations to President @JoeBiden and Vice President @KamalaHarris on this historic inauguration. I was particularly moved by Amanda Gorman’s beautiful poem. Her voice is an inspiration to all young Americans and I look forward to seeing her success. https://t.co/nKVE0jd8xZ

RT @BarackObama: If anyone had a right to question whether our democracy was worth redeeming, it was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Bec… https://t.co/c2bmTz1D4a

Follow my official Twitter (@RepDeborahRoss) for updates on the work I'm doing in D.C. for the people of #NC02

The peaceful transition of power is a core tenet of our democracy and one that we, the people, have always respected. Today's dangerous events, incited by hate and misinformation from the highest levels, are heartbreaking & wrong. They have no place in our political discourse.

A majority of Americans spoke with their votes in the 2020 election and their voices need to be heard and certified. I strongly condemn today's violence and call on all elected leaders to do the same. It's time to recommit to working to heal our divisions & move America forward.

Celebrate the start of 2021 with some traditional New Year's Day foods that are considered to bring good luck in the year ahead. Black-eyed peas and greens are my favorites. What are some of your New Year’s Day traditions? https://t.co/aMXzZ7lvgA

Celebrate the start of 2021 with some traditional New Year's Day foods that are considered to bring good luck in the year ahead. Black-eyed peas and greens are my favorites. What are some of your New Year’s Day traditions? https://t.co/aMXzZ7lvgA

Celebrate the start of 2021 with some traditional New Year's Day foods that are considered to bring good luck in the year ahead. Black-eyed peas and greens are my favorites. What are some of your New Year’s Day traditions? https://t.co/aMXzZ7lvgA

Frequent testing is necessary to get back to school safely and slow the spread of #COVID19. Learn more about free COVID-19 testing for students and educators. https://t.co/JE0CN7goF2

Great seeing @sarahcrawfordnc in Knightdale. We’ve got to flip the #NCGA blue so we can expand Medicaid, support our public schools and provide #COVID19 relief. Get to the polls by 7:30pm to vote! https://t.co/Ou7FTR9wdd

Today is the day! Time to get everyone who has not voted yet to the polls. Be in line by 7:30pm and let’s get #BidenHarris2020 elected. Find your nearest site here: https://t.co/YUZHJ904wY https://t.co/cL3gHfdMtN

So great to stop by @pendoio HQ in Raleigh today and hear about their exciting growth. I also grabbed coffee from their @drink321coffee shop that employs individuals with intellectual and development disabilities. https://t.co/4322GFr5Lk

Today is a historic day. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has completed a journey that only 5 other women before her have ever taken. She brings unimpeachable character and an exceptional legal mind to the bench, and I'll be proud to call her Justice. https://t.co/i1gV1iel9z https://t.co/xgIDeio4H8

As we celebrate HBCU STEAM Days of Action, I want to feature our amazing HBCUs here in #NC02. @ShawUniversity is helping us build a strong and diverse workforce while preparing the next generation of engineers, scientists, artists, mathematicians, and more. https://t.co/UPDEEBBDxJ

James Norris was elected as one of Holly Springs' first Black commissioners during the 1970s. He went on to become the first Black mayor of Holly Springs in 1980. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/ZFJ3FFMka6

Holly Springs' own Dessie Mae Womble was the first Black female police chief in North Carolina, and our #BlackHistoryMonth highlight today. According to a Jet magazine interview in 1981, she received the position among 25 other applicants. https://t.co/bVYkTQ6Gg9

There's no question that the work permit backlog has contributed to the nationwide labor shortage. We must ensure immigrants are part of our economic recovery plan, and that's why it's critical we pass the bipartisan America's CHILDREN Act to protect our Documented Dreamers. QT @voxdotcom: Immigrants could help the US labor shortage — if the government would let them https://t.co/D5jrKerQ6H)

Abe Jones served as the first Black student council member in Wake County Public Schools. Jones went on to lead a successful legal career as a lawyer and judge, including 17 years on the Superior Court. Judge Jones now serves in the NC House of Representatives. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/lvSs7eAiXi

I'm delighted that the @forestservice has announced the 2022 @USCapitolTree will come from @NFsNCarolina for the first time in 22 years. I can't wait to see visitors in our nation's capital enjoying a piece of our state's vast natural beauty. https://t.co/RMmtMT7beS

Today the House is taking action to usher in a prosperous future for America. With the #AmericaCOMPETES Act, we will support American manufacturing, invest in the next generation of STEM leaders, advance clean energy tech, and more.

The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, named after a North Carolina scientist, is an extraordinary feat that will help us better understand and explore space. This is exciting news we can all celebrate. https://t.co/h0FlvfzEpY

Since the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill was signed into law last month, North Carolina is already seeing millions of dollars in funding to upgrade our water infrastructure, airports, and more. This is just the beginning. https://t.co/fNThFcPff4

RT @RepDavidEPrice: It’s a historic day as @elainefordurham is sworn-in as the new Mayor of Durham – the city’s first Black female mayo… https://t.co/0tEkWVRbnf

RT @PPSATNC: Thank you @RepDeborahRoss for being a champion for reproductive freedom! ❤️‍ #AbortionForYall #AbortionIsEssential #BansOffOu… QT @RepDeborahRoss: Overturning Roe v. Wade would be a blatant attack on reproductive freedom and violate nearly 50 years of legal prec… https://t.co/C6JX5QIw97)

From the folks who have the roads to the scientists and engineers who are designing 21st century transportation networks and cutting-edge electrical grids, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill will boost all our workers & create good-paying jobs across our state. https://t.co/4idhAvMJVo

It invests $65 billion in high-speed internet to ensure our rural communities have access to broadband.

In North Carolina, chemical companies have polluted the Cape Fear River with PFAS chemicals for years, resulting in serious health consequences for residents. This legislations invests $55 billion in clean drinking water, the largest investment in American history.

It invests $17 billion in port infrastructure and $25 billion in airports, like Raleigh-Durham International.

In North Carolina, 1,460, or 7.8 percent, of the 18,749 bridges are classified as structurally deficient. This legislation invest $110 billion in roads, bridges, and major projects.

THREAD: Last night, we passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill -- once-in-a-lifetime legislation to bring America's aging infrastructure into the 21st century while creating good jobs in North Carolina. Here's what it means for our state:

Team Ross was thrilled to attend the State of the County last night. Wake County is growing hub of opportunity, innovation, and success. QT @WakeGOV: That’s a wrap on #SOTC21! Be on the lookout for a video recap of the event on our website at… https://t.co/LPcoezKNXh)