Deleted Tweets From Phil Scott, R-Vt.

The data is clear: vaccines work. Throughout the Delta wave, the most vaccinated states have seen significantly fewer hospitalizations and fatalities. VT has stood out event among the most vaccinated places. Thousands of Vermonters get vaccinated every week. Join them. #OurShotVT https://t.co/0LcMg8cGz0

... increasing the number of gallons or cords of wood you can receive under the crisis fuel program; provide a one-time check of $400 to those who qualify to offset electric heat, benefitting 18,000 households; and more. 3/

These additional funds will allow us to do a number of things to help the vulnerable, including increasing fuel benefits; providing more money for weatherization services, including furnace repair and replacement... 2/

Today I was joined by @SenatorLeahy, @SenSanders and Rep. @PeterWelch to announce that Vermont has received a unprecedented amount of funding for home energy assistance for Vermonters - $49 million, up from about $20 million last year. 1/ https://t.co/HrVVRJjuac https://t.co/RyfII7gOxC

Since partnering with the Vermont food bank, Vermont’s own Darn Tough socks has provided over 925,000 meals for those in need. It serves as yet another example of the many ways Vermonters come together in tough times and show the nation how it’s done. https://t.co/cbQ08vhqgB

RT @healthvermont: Have questions about booster shots? Certain people who got their 2nd dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at least 6… https://t.co/1n2eKYBj3q

In the days and months after those attacks, people across the country displayed American flags, demonstrating the unity and pride we had as a nation. On this anniversary, let’s recapture and reignite that spirit by displaying American flags all across our beautiful state. 8/8

Let us remember the lives lost both from the deadly attacks on September 11th, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect and serve our nation in the years that followed. 7/

But most importantly, they will be a reminder of the importance of unity, courage, and bravery in the face of adversity. 6/

Those deadly attacks changed the course of history and the meaning of this anniversary, which will forever be a reminder of the lives lost, and of the evil and cowardice by which such acts of terror are inspired... 5/

Every American felt the pain, however, that pain did not divide us. It united us, depriving the attackers of their intended objective, and in our darkest hour, we joined together as one country to reaffirm our values of service and strength upon which our country was built. 4/

These attacks targeted American citizens, established buildings, and distinguished locations – but they also targeted those American values that bind our communities around the principles of freedom, justice, and prosperity. 3/

Twenty years ago, our country lost the lives of nearly 3,000 innocent men, women, and children in the devastating terror attacks on September 11, 2001. 2/

As we reflect on the twentieth anniversary the September 11th attacks on our nation, today I issued a proclamation declaring Saturday Patriot Day in Vermont - and am encouraging Vermonters to display the American Flag. 1/ https://t.co/5Ch04Zc9im

Wishing all Vermonters who celebrate a health and happy #RoshHashanah!

.@GovChrisSununu is a friend and incredible leader for the great state of New Hampshire. I join all Granite Staters in wishing him a speedy recovery. QT @WMUR9: Just in: @GovChrisSununu office says: "Tests have confirmed that a bleeding ulcer caused the symptoms the Governor… https://t.co/Cv2N8qUcYo)

We have a moral obligation to welcome the Afghans who who helped us for 20 years, and their families. They now seek a better life and the opportunity to pursue the American Dream. They will make our communities stronger. Vermont’s doors are open. https://t.co/qMSl1ee74V

RT @GovPhilScott: VT has the lowest hospitalization rate and the fifth lowest case rate in the US. That's because you've stepped up a… https://t.co/5EFqf2bKyk

VT has the lowest hospitalization rate the fifth lowest case rate in the US. That's because you've stepped up and we're the most vaccinated state. But if you're one the 79K eligible Vermonters who haven't yet, today is the day to join the 400K+ who have. https://t.co/KaYvmsLE56

Three years ago today, America lost a true statesment and public servant. Sen. John McCain showed us what it means to be a patriot and how we can put partisanship aside and work together. In these polarized times, I hope we can find inspiration from his legacy. #CountryFirst

The data is clear: vaccines work. Throughout the Delta wave, the most vaccinated states have seen significantly fewer hospitalizations and fatalities. VT has stood out event among the most vaccinated places. Thousands of Vermonters get vaccinated every week. Join them. #OurShotVT https://t.co/0LcMg8cGz0

... increasing the number of gallons or cords of wood you can receive under the crisis fuel program; provide a one-time check of $400 to those who qualify to offset electric heat, benefitting 18,000 households; and more. 3/

These additional funds will allow us to do a number of things to help the vulnerable, including increasing fuel benefits; providing more money for weatherization services, including furnace repair and replacement... 2/

Today I was joined by @SenatorLeahy, @SenSanders and Rep. @PeterWelch to announce that Vermont has received a unprecedented amount of funding for home energy assistance for Vermonters - $49 million, up from about $20 million last year. 1/ https://t.co/HrVVRJjuac https://t.co/RyfII7gOxC

Since partnering with the Vermont food bank, Vermont’s own Darn Tough socks has provided over 925,000 meals for those in need. It serves as yet another example of the many ways Vermonters come together in tough times and show the nation how it’s done. https://t.co/cbQ08vhqgB

RT @healthvermont: Have questions about booster shots? Certain people who got their 2nd dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine at least 6… https://t.co/1n2eKYBj3q

In the days and months after those attacks, people across the country displayed American flags, demonstrating the unity and pride we had as a nation. On this anniversary, let’s recapture and reignite that spirit by displaying American flags all across our beautiful state. 8/8

Let us remember the lives lost both from the deadly attacks on September 11th, and those who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect and serve our nation in the years that followed. 7/

But most importantly, they will be a reminder of the importance of unity, courage, and bravery in the face of adversity. 6/

Those deadly attacks changed the course of history and the meaning of this anniversary, which will forever be a reminder of the lives lost, and of the evil and cowardice by which such acts of terror are inspired... 5/

Every American felt the pain, however, that pain did not divide us. It united us, depriving the attackers of their intended objective, and in our darkest hour, we joined together as one country to reaffirm our values of service and strength upon which our country was built. 4/

These attacks targeted American citizens, established buildings, and distinguished locations – but they also targeted those American values that bind our communities around the principles of freedom, justice, and prosperity. 3/

Twenty years ago, our country lost the lives of nearly 3,000 innocent men, women, and children in the devastating terror attacks on September 11, 2001. 2/

As we reflect on the twentieth anniversary the September 11th attacks on our nation, today I issued a proclamation declaring Saturday Patriot Day in Vermont - and am encouraging Vermonters to display the American Flag. 1/ https://t.co/5Ch04Zc9im

Wishing all Vermonters who celebrate a health and happy #RoshHashanah!

.@GovChrisSununu is a friend and incredible leader for the great state of New Hampshire. I join all Granite Staters in wishing him a speedy recovery. QT @WMUR9: Just in: @GovChrisSununu office says: "Tests have confirmed that a bleeding ulcer caused the symptoms the Governor… https://t.co/Cv2N8qUcYo)

We have a moral obligation to welcome the Afghans who who helped us for 20 years, and their families. They now seek a better life and the opportunity to pursue the American Dream. They will make our communities stronger. Vermont’s doors are open. https://t.co/qMSl1ee74V

RT @GovPhilScott: VT has the lowest hospitalization rate and the fifth lowest case rate in the US. That's because you've stepped up a… https://t.co/5EFqf2bKyk

VT has the lowest hospitalization rate the fifth lowest case rate in the US. That's because you've stepped up and we're the most vaccinated state. But if you're one the 79K eligible Vermonters who haven't yet, today is the day to join the 400K+ who have. https://t.co/KaYvmsLE56

Three years ago today, America lost a true statesment and public servant. Sen. John McCain showed us what it means to be a patriot and how we can put partisanship aside and work together. In these polarized times, I hope we can find inspiration from his legacy. #CountryFirst