Deleted Tweets From Lateefah Conner, D-Ga.

Healthcare is a human right. #UnitedWeCan expand Medicare and Medicaid!

RT @ReverendWarnock: Georgia farmers are struggling and COVID-19 has only made things more difficult. That’s why I’m fighting in Washington to deliver the relief they need. https://t.co/S4OQqgRXEL

Senator Ossoff is completely right. To everyone in Georgia — please get vaccinated! #UnitedWeCan https://t.co/LpZj38R1vj QT @SenOssoff: )

RT @GeorgiaDemocrat: Our hospitals are so overwhelmed they're struggling to respond to medical crises of any kind. The vaccine isn't about politics. It's about stopping our health care system from breaking. https://t.co/CjHekp2cVJ

It shouldn’t be a radical idea—women deserve equal pay for equal work. As Congresswoman, I’ll fight to end the wage gap once and for all! #UnitedWeCan

Thank you for your service. Your bravery and memory will never be forgotten. https://t.co/46BdF1jxao QT @AP: )

We should be making voting easier, not harder. In Congress, I'll do everything my power to stop voter suppression, and pass H.R. 1! #UnitedWeCan protect our democracy.

RT @SenOssoff: Sen. @ossoff is working to boost domestic solar manufacturing, create tens of thousands of good-paying American jobs, and accelerate the transition to clean energy. https://t.co/GjkdAx2w78

RT @VP: Our Administration will always fight to defend the right of women to make decisions about their own bodies. It is non-negotiable.

RT @LaCasaBlanca: Hoy comienza el mes nacional de la herencia hispana. Este mes es un importante recordatorio de la fuerza que nace de nuestras raíces inmigrantes y de nuestros valores como nación de inmigrantes. La herencia hispana es patrimonio estadounidense. https://t.

RT @POTUS: Climate change is here — and we need to invest now. https://t.co/kuuyzQPVHj

No teacher should have to pay out-of-pocket for school supplies. It's time that we invest in education on a local, state, and federal level. #UnitedWeCan https://t.co/iGK7IqOEKb

RT @VP: October is National Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. We honor the courage and resilience of surviv… https://t.co/5Zvu08mM0x

Thank you so much again, and please remember…the best is yet to come! Respectfully, Lateefah B. Conner Wife, Mother, & Involved Citizen. ❤️

I thoroughly enjoy helping other women with their campaigns and will continue this work to help more women get elected to office on all levels.

Specifically, I’ll be fostering more unity in my community and continue being a part of organizations such as the Paulding County Boys & Girls Club, West Metro NAACP, Kiwanis Georgia Online, American Legion Post 111, and the National Small Business Association to name a few.

I'd like to thank everyone who played a role in my campaign and I'm most grateful for all the great people I’ve met, and I look forward to keeping the bonds I’ve built. My plan going forward is to continue what I’ve been doing — working locally in service to others.

I've reached a point where it would take a considerable amount of cash to remain a viable candidate. After weighing all factors and discussing matters with my spouse, I have decided it would be best to discontinue my run for Congress.

It’s a wonderful time of the year. A time for giving thanks for family, friends, life, work, etc. I’m thankful for all those who have supported my campaign this year.

✨✨ https://t.co/82zolMhU8Q

Healthcare is a human right. #UnitedWeCan expand Medicare and Medicaid!

RT @ReverendWarnock: Georgia farmers are struggling and COVID-19 has only made things more difficult. That’s why I’m fighting in Washington to deliver the relief they need. https://t.co/S4OQqgRXEL

Senator Ossoff is completely right. To everyone in Georgia — please get vaccinated! #UnitedWeCan https://t.co/LpZj38R1vj QT @SenOssoff: )

RT @GeorgiaDemocrat: Our hospitals are so overwhelmed they're struggling to respond to medical crises of any kind. The vaccine isn't about politics. It's about stopping our health care system from breaking. https://t.co/CjHekp2cVJ

It shouldn’t be a radical idea—women deserve equal pay for equal work. As Congresswoman, I’ll fight to end the wage gap once and for all! #UnitedWeCan

Thank you for your service. Your bravery and memory will never be forgotten. https://t.co/46BdF1jxao QT @AP: )

We should be making voting easier, not harder. In Congress, I'll do everything my power to stop voter suppression, and pass H.R. 1! #UnitedWeCan protect our democracy.

RT @SenOssoff: Sen. @ossoff is working to boost domestic solar manufacturing, create tens of thousands of good-paying American jobs, and accelerate the transition to clean energy. https://t.co/GjkdAx2w78

RT @VP: Our Administration will always fight to defend the right of women to make decisions about their own bodies. It is non-negotiable.

RT @LaCasaBlanca: Hoy comienza el mes nacional de la herencia hispana. Este mes es un importante recordatorio de la fuerza que nace de nuestras raíces inmigrantes y de nuestros valores como nación de inmigrantes. La herencia hispana es patrimonio estadounidense. https://t.

RT @POTUS: Climate change is here — and we need to invest now. https://t.co/kuuyzQPVHj

No teacher should have to pay out-of-pocket for school supplies. It's time that we invest in education on a local, state, and federal level. #UnitedWeCan https://t.co/iGK7IqOEKb

RT @VP: October is National Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. We honor the courage and resilience of surviv… https://t.co/5Zvu08mM0x

Thank you so much again, and please remember…the best is yet to come! Respectfully, Lateefah B. Conner Wife, Mother, & Involved Citizen. ❤️

I thoroughly enjoy helping other women with their campaigns and will continue this work to help more women get elected to office on all levels.

Specifically, I’ll be fostering more unity in my community and continue being a part of organizations such as the Paulding County Boys & Girls Club, West Metro NAACP, Kiwanis Georgia Online, American Legion Post 111, and the National Small Business Association to name a few.

I'd like to thank everyone who played a role in my campaign and I'm most grateful for all the great people I’ve met, and I look forward to keeping the bonds I’ve built. My plan going forward is to continue what I’ve been doing — working locally in service to others.

I've reached a point where it would take a considerable amount of cash to remain a viable candidate. After weighing all factors and discussing matters with my spouse, I have decided it would be best to discontinue my run for Congress.

It’s a wonderful time of the year. A time for giving thanks for family, friends, life, work, etc. I’m thankful for all those who have supported my campaign this year.

✨✨ https://t.co/82zolMhU8Q