Deleted Tweets From House Appropriations Committee, R-D.C.

RT @rep_stevewomack: I hope my colleagues on the other side will recommit to the terms of spending caps. I hope they will set aside the… https://t.co/EbS8zvmHJu

Granger: “FY21 appropriations bills must be changed before they have any chance of becoming law.” https://t.co/bCvV9s925L

.@HurdOnTheHill has worked to improve the care of those who fought for this great nation, seeking to improve our military installations and to reform the VA health system.

.@RepMarthRoby has also been dedicated to our military and veterans. She exposed problems at the Central Alabama VA Health Care System, and she led efforts to stop devastating cuts that threaten military readiness.

.@RepMarthRoby has been a passionate voice for women, often traveling to Afghanistan on Mother’s Day to promote the rights of women there and to visit our female troops serving in harm’s way apart from their own children.

.@RepMarthaRoby has been as a tireless advocate for Alabama and her district over the decade she has served in Congress. Our Committee and the nation are better off because of her service, and we will miss her voice in the Congress. https://t.co/b7TlbH7XF9

.@HurdOnTheHill is a fellow Texan and a national security expert. Our Committee will miss his good-natured, yet serious approach to solving the most challenging issues. https://t.co/5vxG2u9Gep

Closing out her remarks during the MilCon VA Subcommittee markup, Ranking Member @RepKayGranger thanked two outstanding appropriators, @RepMarthaRoby and @HurdOnTheHill, as they move on from their roles in Congress. https://t.co/0sE5htbE0e

“I welcome the renewed focus on the need for US-based capacity and resilient supply chains.” – @TomColeOK04 https://t.co/qlWhb5ylEV

Fortunately, the CARES Act, signed into law in March, included key steps to study ways our nation can break its dependence on other countries.

For far too long, our nation’s medical supply chains has been too reliant on countries like China. Not only does it pose an economic risk – like we have seen during the coronavirus pandemic – but also a national security threat possible of crippling our health system.

Reassuring statistics from @SecWilkie at @DeptVetAffairs: ✔ 75% of 11K+ infected veterans outside the 14 day window & recovering at home ✔ 2 weeks’ supply of PPE ✔ 10K+ medical staff surge-hired ✔ staff deployed to nursing homes ✔ non-veteran patients accepted in hotspots

RT @FarmersGov: CFAP signup goes through August 28. Remember, @USDAFSA is working to make funds available throughout the signup pe… https://t.co/CPPeA92OK0

RT @TomColeOK04: While there are real concerns about continuing in-person operations amid a pandemic, that shouldn't lead to fundame… https://t.co/v1JGmriNLD

RT @rep_stevewomack: I'm headed to DC to vote against Speaker Pelosi’s partisan wish-list. She's exploiting a crisis to try and fulfill… https://t.co/2hwwLetKuX

RT @RepKayGranger: I am hopeful we will reach a deal to provide more relief for small businesses and hospitals and return to DC to vot… https://t.co/OMrjmS2Nwx

RT @realDonaldTrump: Will be signing the CARE Act in the Oval Office today at 4:00 P.M. Eastern! QT @SenateGOP: ✓ Passed the Senate ✓ Passed the House Next stop → @realdonaldtrump's desk Help is on the way. https://t.co/oCGRMwh2Ia)

RT @KenCalvert: The COVID-19 pandemic has created an unprecedented economic challenge for American workers. That’s why the CARES Ac… https://t.co/IJmq9vTHBe

“Together is how we must govern in times of consequence to ensure Congress acts quickly." - @GOPLeader, @RepKayGranger, and @HouseCommerce, @WaysandMeansGOP, @EdLaborGOP, @FinancialCmte, @TransportGOP, and @HSBCgop Ranking Members on the Senate’s coronavirus response package. https://t.co/193kfjP2NN

RT @RepGregStanton: The House just passed an $8.3 billion emergency #COVID19 funding package to respond to this public health emergency… https://t.co/48zJnNmlIU

RT @rep_stevewomack: I hope my colleagues on the other side will recommit to the terms of spending caps. I hope they will set aside the… https://t.co/EbS8zvmHJu

Granger: “FY21 appropriations bills must be changed before they have any chance of becoming law.” https://t.co/bCvV9s925L

.@HurdOnTheHill has worked to improve the care of those who fought for this great nation, seeking to improve our military installations and to reform the VA health system.

.@RepMarthRoby has also been dedicated to our military and veterans. She exposed problems at the Central Alabama VA Health Care System, and she led efforts to stop devastating cuts that threaten military readiness.

.@RepMarthRoby has been a passionate voice for women, often traveling to Afghanistan on Mother’s Day to promote the rights of women there and to visit our female troops serving in harm’s way apart from their own children.

.@RepMarthaRoby has been as a tireless advocate for Alabama and her district over the decade she has served in Congress. Our Committee and the nation are better off because of her service, and we will miss her voice in the Congress. https://t.co/b7TlbH7XF9

.@HurdOnTheHill is a fellow Texan and a national security expert. Our Committee will miss his good-natured, yet serious approach to solving the most challenging issues. https://t.co/5vxG2u9Gep

Closing out her remarks during the MilCon VA Subcommittee markup, Ranking Member @RepKayGranger thanked two outstanding appropriators, @RepMarthaRoby and @HurdOnTheHill, as they move on from their roles in Congress. https://t.co/0sE5htbE0e

“I welcome the renewed focus on the need for US-based capacity and resilient supply chains.” – @TomColeOK04 https://t.co/qlWhb5ylEV

Fortunately, the CARES Act, signed into law in March, included key steps to study ways our nation can break its dependence on other countries.

For far too long, our nation’s medical supply chains has been too reliant on countries like China. Not only does it pose an economic risk – like we have seen during the coronavirus pandemic – but also a national security threat possible of crippling our health system.

Reassuring statistics from @SecWilkie at @DeptVetAffairs: ✔ 75% of 11K+ infected veterans outside the 14 day window & recovering at home ✔ 2 weeks’ supply of PPE ✔ 10K+ medical staff surge-hired ✔ staff deployed to nursing homes ✔ non-veteran patients accepted in hotspots

RT @FarmersGov: CFAP signup goes through August 28. Remember, @USDAFSA is working to make funds available throughout the signup pe… https://t.co/CPPeA92OK0

RT @TomColeOK04: While there are real concerns about continuing in-person operations amid a pandemic, that shouldn't lead to fundame… https://t.co/v1JGmriNLD

RT @rep_stevewomack: I'm headed to DC to vote against Speaker Pelosi’s partisan wish-list. She's exploiting a crisis to try and fulfill… https://t.co/2hwwLetKuX

RT @RepKayGranger: I am hopeful we will reach a deal to provide more relief for small businesses and hospitals and return to DC to vot… https://t.co/OMrjmS2Nwx

RT @realDonaldTrump: Will be signing the CARE Act in the Oval Office today at 4:00 P.M. Eastern! QT @SenateGOP: ✓ Passed the Senate ✓ Passed the House Next stop → @realdonaldtrump's desk Help is on the way. https://t.co/oCGRMwh2Ia)

RT @KenCalvert: The COVID-19 pandemic has created an unprecedented economic challenge for American workers. That’s why the CARES Ac… https://t.co/IJmq9vTHBe

“Together is how we must govern in times of consequence to ensure Congress acts quickly." - @GOPLeader, @RepKayGranger, and @HouseCommerce, @WaysandMeansGOP, @EdLaborGOP, @FinancialCmte, @TransportGOP, and @HSBCgop Ranking Members on the Senate’s coronavirus response package. https://t.co/193kfjP2NN

RT @RepGregStanton: The House just passed an $8.3 billion emergency #COVID19 funding package to respond to this public health emergency… https://t.co/48zJnNmlIU