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The Great American Outdoors Act will benefit national treasures, like Indiana Dunes National Park, while also bolstering the over 140,000 Hoosier jobs tied to the outdoor and recreational vehicle industries. https://t.co/tDqcML1hGI

RT @CarolineLampen: The choice couldn’t be any clearer. It’s time to send a Marine to the U.S. Senate. Vote for Todd Young today! #INSen https://t.co/imULrsOXu7

Completely dufunding the police would not only make our communities less safe, it would also have a negative economic impact as we work to recover from coronavirus. QT @FOX59: According to a new poll, 79% of truckers say they won't deliver to cities with disbanded or defunded police departm… https://t.co/m1Vt8oOE8x)

The furniture industry was hit hard by the adverse impacts of the #coronavirus. This afternoon, I joined Hoosier members of @my_HFA to discuss my RESTART Act and my other initiatives to help get these businesses up and running.

Yesterday I stopped in Valparaiso at Zimmer Biomet Hibbard. Thanks to a $236,000 PPP loan this company was able to keep 18 full-time and six part-time employees on the payroll despite a 95% decline in sales. https://t.co/1fxx6ueKM1

My RESTART Act will build upon PPP to keep more Hoosier workers employed and small businesses afloat, like those at the South Bend Chocolate Company. https://t.co/zpbRePZPqe

Permanently federalizing elections and implementing California style election laws nationwide that would enact ballot harvesting and eliminate voter ID requirements. Taxpayer funded, no strings attached, bailout of out of control spending cities and states.

Stimulus payments to illegal immigrants No additional funding for small businesses.

Any new bill should be targeted, temporary, and focused on helping families stay healthy and keep their jobs.

The Coronavirus crisis should not be used to advance a socialist wish list. Congress has already spent nearly $3 trillion to fight the coronavirus and stabilize our economy. We need to take the “wait and see approach” when it comes to additional stimulus spending.

Many of my colleges have said, Speaker Pelosi’s $3 trillion, 1,800 page stimulus bill is “dead on arrival” in the Senate. Democrats call for long sought after progressive pet projects that have nothing to do with addressing the coronavirus, such as:

Any new bill should be targeted, temporary, and focused on helping families stay healthy and keep their jobs.

The Coronavirus crisis should not be used by politicians to advance a socialist wish list. Congress has already spent nearly $3 trillion to fight the coronavirus and stabilize our economy. We need to take the “wait and see approach” when it comes to additional stimulus spending

Many of my colleges have said, Speaker Pelosi’s $3 trillion, 1,800 page stimulus bill is “dead on arrival” in the Senate. Democrats call for long sought after progressive pet projects that have nothing to do with addressing the coronavirus, such as:https://t.co/0u2uIEjokZ

We will never forget the sacrifices made be the greatest generation to save the world. #VEDay75 QT @USMC: As the world marks #VEDay75, the Marine Corps honors the service and sacrifice of those who fought to end World War… https://t.co/4TJ8a035b7)

RT @jamjmont: Fantastic visit from @ToddYoungIN in Terre Haute this evening - always great seeing our next US Senator! https://t.co/Jb1vA1ouHw

RT @MikeNealIN: Great to have candidates @CurtisHill_IN for AG & @DrMcCormickIN for SPI join @mike_pence, @HolcombForIN & @ToddYoungIN! An amazing team!

In addition to calling for the head of the WHO to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, I am calling on the UN to independently review the WHO. https://t.co/GmKZwq5srq

This afternoon I spoke with the Burmese Church and Community Leaders on the ongoing humanitarian crisis occurring in western Burma and how this pandemic impacts diplomacy in the region.

Today I connected with members of the @SWINChamber, @MayorWinnecke, and received an update from Dr. Porter. Thrilled to hear that the Community Relief Fund raised $2.7M for those in need.