Deleted Tweets From Jared Golden, D-Maine
Jared Golden's accounts: RepGolden, golden4congress
Tracking Since: January 03, 2019
Our duty to honor the tremendous sacrifices made by our veterans is life-long, but especially important today. I hope you’ll join me in taking an extra moment to reflect on what American veterans have done to protect us & what you can do to support the veterans in your community. https://t.co/nXIEHFTqlA
RT @DanWGME: @RepGolden @BrucePoliquin @WGME .@RepGolden declares victory in #Maine's 2nd Congressional District. He says "at… https://t.co/8VLVFrq1w7
Some members of Congress think they should be able to use their positions to make money on the stock market. Those aren’t the values we hold in Maine. I'm working to fight corruption and ban members of Congress from trading stocks while in office. #mepolitics https://t.co/P0tysGoRJh
I worked with my colleagues in the ME delegation to secure $1 billion to help struggling households afford heating oil this winter. Today, we passed that bill through the House and it will now go to the president's desk. https://t.co/2HzjDPj2fs #mepolitics
Thanks @RepJoshG, @RepKimSchrier,@RepOHalleran @RepDanKildee, @repdinatitus, @RepChrisPappas, and @RepSusanWild for joining me to push for this action to lower oil and gas prices.
My bipartisan bill with @RepCloudTX would force senior administration officials and their close families to sell their stocks or place them in a blind trust while in office. It’s the right thing to do and it’s what the American people deserve.
Elected officials often have access to information that other Americans do not. We shouldn’t have to wonder whether they’re using that info for their own gain. That’s why I am working to ban stock trading for Congress, and for White House officials: https://t.co/1LhrCTh3TC 1/
My bipartisan bill with @RepCloudTX would force senior administration officials and their close families to sell their stocks or place them in a blind trust while in office. It’s the right thing to do and it’s what the American people deserve.
Elected officials often have access to information that other Americans do not. We shouldn’t have to wonder whether they’re using that info for their own gain. That’s why I am working to ban stock trading for Congress, and for White House officials: https://t.co/j3E05jRVhR 1/
Today, on the 21st anniversary of the September 11th attacks, I join Americans across the country to solemnly remember the thousands of men and women who lost their lives those 21 years ago. My thoughts as we mark 9/11: https://t.co/pleDuTEMCe
Wilton always turns out for the Blueberry Festival and this year did not disappoint. Great to walk the parade, flip some pancakes with the Lions Club, and meet folks all over town last month with my friend Tom Saviello. #1: Kay Neufeld/Franklin Journal https://t.co/rKUWoTjdSB
Today, we’re announcing our debates for the ME-02 race, giving Mainers across the state a chance to see serious, vigorous discussion of the issues. 9/26: @MainePublic 9/27: @newscentermaine 10/5: @wagmtv8 / @WABI_TV5 I look forward to joining my opponents on the debate stage.
Are you or someone you know having trouble with the Social Security Admin or another federal agency? We can help: Bangor: 207-249-7400 Caribou: 207-492-6009 Lewiston: 207-241-6767 2/
We’re going to need to expand successful partnerships between training and apprenticeship programs and businesses to take Maine’s workforce to the next level. I’m exploring ways Congress can help expand these types of programs. 2/ https://t.co/yC5d7Pni4A
Earlier this month, I headed to Auburn to meet with CMMC leaders and local businesses to talk workforce training and development programs and ways these programs are collaborating with local businesses. 1/ https://t.co/82z7ExziuV
@mdmystro Hey there. He voted for this bill last week. https://t.co/bwQcSFowZw
RT @EmmaMAshford: This couldn't have happened a moment too soon. I hope legislators seriously consider the issues raised here. https://t.co/JrytYsDCZV
NEW: For over a year, I've been working with Wabanaki tribal leaders in Maine on a bill to give their tribes the same access to fed'l protections and benefits as other tribes in the U.S. Today, that bill took a step towards passage through the House. https://t.co/WvPCJjfkG0