Deleted Tweets From Jahana Hayes, D-Conn.

Small businesses are the backbone of our economy. The Paycheck Protection Program helped many businesses and their employees stay afloat through this pandemic. https://t.co/W753nobHjg

We have failed when our young service members are not protected. I will support every effort to being justice for Spc. Vanessa Guillen. You have sacrificed so much for us and we will fight for you. https://t.co/cHi4B3ikGb

July is Minority Mental Health Month As we address disparities in minority communities, it is important to address the need for proper mental healthcare. #MinorityMentalHealthMonth https://t.co/TnElqaS5jF

July is Minority Mental Health Month As we address disparities in minority communities, it is important to address the need for proper mental healthcare. #MinorityMentalHealthMonth https://t.co/Vgg4PkCzLZ

OTD the Wagner Act was signed, giving unions the power of collective bargaining, defining unfair work practices, and establishing consequences if rules were broken Having all voices at the table is essential to help set standards for wages, working conditions, and quality of life https://t.co/Fd54MtplDO

OTD, President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, religion, sex or national origin. It strengthened the enforcement of voting rights and the desegregation of schools. This enacted change, but more needs to be done now. https://t.co/r9AkcoKsad

Thank you to our diligent postal workers ✉️ Earlier this month, I signed onto a letter asking for $25 billion in emergency support to USPS during the COVID-19 crisis. I will continue to fight for you. #NationalPosterWorkersDay https://t.co/oPvpl5NtVk

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SCOTUS has ruled to protect access to crucial reproductive services. Yet, the fight to solidify a women’s right to make her own decisions over health care is not over. I am a co-sponsor of the Women’s Health Protection Act which guards the right to choose #HealthcareIsAHumanRight

Congratulations #ClassOf2020. You got this. https://t.co/i6wWdPC1YP

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Like everyone else I want schools to reopen in the fall so that students can thrive. I will not stop working until that can be done safely and students, teachers and parents feel confident to return. https://t.co/XmR4f0dbEi

David Jay is the founder and Webmaster of the Asexual Visibility and Education Network (AVEN). AVEN is one of the most well known and expansive online communities that is a place for discussion amongst both asexual and sexual people. https://t.co/h9wjtkPXeL

Yesterday, I led a letter along with my Connecticut delegation members and 22 House colleagues to the U.S. Department of Education. The letter pertained to their decision that Connecticut’s transgender inclusive athletic policy violates Title IX. https://t.co/yi4ewtlXbl

Individuals have reported mistaking stimulus payments for junk mail. If you think you accidently lost or discarded your payment, or think it may have been stolen please call 1-800-240-8100. https://t.co/BWDJwTQnLT

Happy to support State Rep Stephanie Cummings @Shoprite of Wtby collecting donations for @Foodshare The need is so great. They could use your help- there’s still time to support and make a difference. #ittakesavillage https://t.co/WZP2C1zXnd

Join us Monday at 4:00 PM on Facebook Live for a Virtual Kids Town Hall. @CTKidGovernor Myra Stanfield and elementary and middle school students from around the state will be there with questions. We all know kids say the darndest things- you will not want to miss this. https://t.co/u9m5FyeVuI

Join us Monday at 4:00 PM on Facebook Live for a Virtual Kids Town Hall. @CTKidGovernor Myra Stanfield and elementary and middle school students from around the state will be be there with questions. We all know kids say the darndest things- you will not want to miss this. https://t.co/083cyVOsCm

Join us Monday at 4:00 PM on Facebook Live for a Virtual Kids Town Hall. @CTKidGovernor Myra Stanfield and elementary and middle school students from around the state will be be there with questions. We all know kids say the darndest things- you will not want to miss this. https://t.co/TzIbLi2UhI

Today I am grateful to represent a district with such immensely good people- and some really cool animals. #Cornwall https://t.co/HzmmHiOHMI

After her tenure she went on to lead the Greater Hartford NAACP. Perry passed away in 2018, but her legacy will last forever. #BlackHistoryMonth (2/2)

Carrie Saxon Perry was a social worker, state representative, civil rights advocate, and the first African- American woman Mayor of a New England city. She served as Mayor of #Hartford from 1987-1993 and was known to be a champion for marginalized communities. (1/2) https://t.co/rypTVwvIBS

After her tenure she went on to lead the Greater Hartford NAACP. Perry passed away in 2018, but her legacy will last forever. #BlackHistoryMonth (2/2)

Carrie Saxon Perry was a social worker, state representative, civil rights advocate, and the first African- American woman Mayor of a New England city. She served as Mayor of #Hartford from 1987-1993 and was known to be a champion for marginalized communities. (1/2) https://t.co/euiB69YmAf

President Trump’s proposed budget is a roadmap for the direction this administration wants to take the country. More permanent tax cuts for the wealthy at the expense of our most vulnerable communities and programs Americans depend on. Read for yourself: https://t.co/cnA3xkgQfW

President Trump’s proposed budget is a roadmap for the direction this administration wants to take the country. More permanent tax cuts for the wealthy at the expense of our most vulnerable communities and programs Americans depend on. Read for yourself: https://t.co/HR1Te5dueD

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The proposed budget released by President Trump is a roadmap for the direction this administration wants to take this country. More permanent tax cuts for the wealthiest at the expense of our most vulnerable communities and programs Americans depend on. (1/2)

Read for yourself: (2/2) https://t.co/HR1Te5dueD

The proposed budget released by President Trump is a roadmap for the direction this administration wants to take this country. More permanent tax cuts for the wealthiest at the expense of our most vulnerable communities and programs Americans depend on. (1/2) https://t.co/zsmFT72tcV

Stop by our Waterbury office at 108 Bank Street, 2nd Floor; throughout the week of February 10th - 13th between 9am-5pm to drop off Valentine Cards to thank our Veterans for their service.

This week is National Salute to Veteran Patients. It’s a great opportunity to say thank you to our U.S. armed service members who are being cared for in VA medical centers. https://t.co/VoTONHT2kY

Known for her stunning poetry and memoirs, Maya Angelou was a renowned author and civil rights activist. She worked with leaders like MLK and Malcom X and recited her poem “On the Pulse of the Morning” at Bill Clinton’s inauguration https://t.co/LuKimAKDJM

My amendment ensures we are protecting the ability of new, voluntarily recognized unions to bargain on behalf of their members for a reasonable period of time. I stand with my union brothers and sisters. I stand with workers. (2/2)

The PRO is the first major piece of legislation in 80 years to strengthen workers’ collective bargaining rights and give labor law teeth to hold violators accountable. (1/2) https://t.co/otZ7Qyam4o

My amendment ensures we are protecting the ability of new, voluntarily recognized unions to bargain on behalf of their members for a reasonable period of time. I stand with my union brothers and sisters. I stand with workers. (2/2)

The PRO is the first major piece of legislation in 80 years to strengthen workers’ collective bargaining rights and give labor law teeth to hold violators accountable. (1/2) https://t.co/WfdUehjJWl

Throughout her career, she fought for social justice, equitable educational opportunities and eventually returned to teaching after her Congressional tenure. May we all be as tenacious as Shirley! 2/2

Shirley Chisholm: The first African American woman elected to Congress; the first African American woman to seek a major party nomination for President; The first woman to seek the Democratic presidential nomination, Shirley Chisholm embodied the nickname “Fighting Shirley.” 1/2 https://t.co/NKoA106187

Having trouble with Social Security payments? The CT-05 team is here to help. #HayesInYourHouse https://t.co/IRofk7VKzh