Deleted Tweets From Rules Democrats, D-D.C.

For too long, Congress has failed to address our Nation's infrastructure crisis, leaving our roads, bridges, transit, and rail systems outdated, and in some places dangerous. It's time to change that. #MovingForwardAct https://t.co/erTdkgEM8z

NOW: @RepMcGovern opens today's Rules Committee meeting on H.Res. 965 to to authorize remote voting by proxy in the House of Representatives. It is time for this House to utilize 21st century technology. https://t.co/yCbOZVsren

The Committee on Rules will meet Thursday, May 14 at 11:00 am in 1100 Longworth on the following measures: https://t.co/N2tF5SBs9s

Now: Rules meets to establish a select committee on the coronavirus crisis. "Congress has responded swiftly and provided over $2 trillion in emergency relief. We need to make sure that these tax dollars are being well spent," says @RepMcGovern. https://t.co/40shohbiDS

This pandemic is an emergency that requires continued Congressional action. This temporary, low-tech, and safe remote voting plan will let members vote on the Floor or from afar: https://t.co/n5AQhBXDu6

#HappeningNow @RepMcGovern and other @HouseDemocrats meet on #coronavirus funding. "This virus knows no political party and our response should not either." https://t.co/Ltp1lJLK3P

RT @RulesDemocrats: The Committee on Rules will meet today, Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at 11:15 PM in H-313, The Capitol on the followin… https://t.co/JYZvUSUcVp

On the floor today, @RepDeSaulnier says, "Labor unions are universally recognized as providing major boosts to employee's wages and benefits." #ProtectWorkers #PROAct https://t.co/6XfjfZiPtG

RT @TeamPelosi: Don't forget: Trump is plotting to massively cut Medicare and Medicaid, coming after the “poor, elderly and disable… https://t.co/KHbBBwqz2D

We also created a 72-hour rule, which makes legislation available for members three days before a vote on the House floor. This has made our legislative process fairer and more transparent. https://t.co/elqWCQs9ij

It is only drug companies that are able to write themselves a blank check from our taxpayers. #HR3 legislation ends that practice. @RepShalala #LowerDrugCosts https://t.co/itDkkv7lVf

Today, the Rules Committee passed a continuing resolution that: ✅ Keeps our government open ✅ Funds a thorough and accurate #2020Census ✅ Gives our men and women in uniform a 3.1% pay raise https://t.co/jHH1f49ekU

Rules member @RepDeSaulnier is headed to the floor shortly to file the rule for H.R. 4863, the United States Export Finance Agency Act of 2019. Here’s why it so important ⬇️ https://t.co/64Mb7qDvJX

The Rules Committee is meeting TODAY at 5:00pm EST on H.R. 3157 and H.R. 986. Tune in LIVE here: https://t.co/OQCTwtBpge

The Committee on Rules will meet on Tuesday, May 7th, 2019 at 5:00 PM ET on H.R. 2157 and H.R. 986. https://t.co/KzmNxBF3nx

.@NormaJTorres on the floor today: “@POTUS is acting like a dictator by ignoring Congress and declaring a national emergency. As a result, billions of taxpayer dollars would be taken from high priority military construction projects.” https://t.co/eNcdBh9b85

@POTUS is acting like a dictator by ignoring Congress and declaring a national emergency. As a result, billions of taxpayer dollars would be taken from high priority military construction projects.” https://t.co/4WUe8hfkSz

For too long, Congress has failed to address our Nation's infrastructure crisis, leaving our roads, bridges, transit, and rail systems outdated, and in some places dangerous. It's time to change that. #MovingForwardAct https://t.co/erTdkgEM8z

NOW: @RepMcGovern opens today's Rules Committee meeting on H.Res. 965 to to authorize remote voting by proxy in the House of Representatives. It is time for this House to utilize 21st century technology. https://t.co/yCbOZVsren

The Committee on Rules will meet Thursday, May 14 at 11:00 am in 1100 Longworth on the following measures: https://t.co/N2tF5SBs9s

Now: Rules meets to establish a select committee on the coronavirus crisis. "Congress has responded swiftly and provided over $2 trillion in emergency relief. We need to make sure that these tax dollars are being well spent," says @RepMcGovern. https://t.co/40shohbiDS

This pandemic is an emergency that requires continued Congressional action. This temporary, low-tech, and safe remote voting plan will let members vote on the Floor or from afar: https://t.co/n5AQhBXDu6

#HappeningNow @RepMcGovern and other @HouseDemocrats meet on #coronavirus funding. "This virus knows no political party and our response should not either." https://t.co/Ltp1lJLK3P

RT @RulesDemocrats: The Committee on Rules will meet today, Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at 11:15 PM in H-313, The Capitol on the followin… https://t.co/JYZvUSUcVp

On the floor today, @RepDeSaulnier says, "Labor unions are universally recognized as providing major boosts to employee's wages and benefits." #ProtectWorkers #PROAct https://t.co/6XfjfZiPtG

RT @TeamPelosi: Don't forget: Trump is plotting to massively cut Medicare and Medicaid, coming after the “poor, elderly and disable… https://t.co/KHbBBwqz2D

We also created a 72-hour rule, which makes legislation available for members three days before a vote on the House floor. This has made our legislative process fairer and more transparent. https://t.co/elqWCQs9ij

It is only drug companies that are able to write themselves a blank check from our taxpayers. #HR3 legislation ends that practice. @RepShalala #LowerDrugCosts https://t.co/itDkkv7lVf

Today, the Rules Committee passed a continuing resolution that: ✅ Keeps our government open ✅ Funds a thorough and accurate #2020Census ✅ Gives our men and women in uniform a 3.1% pay raise https://t.co/jHH1f49ekU

Rules member @RepDeSaulnier is headed to the floor shortly to file the rule for H.R. 4863, the United States Export Finance Agency Act of 2019. Here’s why it so important ⬇️ https://t.co/64Mb7qDvJX

The Rules Committee is meeting TODAY at 5:00pm EST on H.R. 3157 and H.R. 986. Tune in LIVE here: https://t.co/OQCTwtBpge

The Committee on Rules will meet on Tuesday, May 7th, 2019 at 5:00 PM ET on H.R. 2157 and H.R. 986. https://t.co/KzmNxBF3nx

.@NormaJTorres on the floor today: “@POTUS is acting like a dictator by ignoring Congress and declaring a national emergency. As a result, billions of taxpayer dollars would be taken from high priority military construction projects.” https://t.co/eNcdBh9b85

@POTUS is acting like a dictator by ignoring Congress and declaring a national emergency. As a result, billions of taxpayer dollars would be taken from high priority military construction projects.” https://t.co/4WUe8hfkSz