Deleted Tweets From Jon Mark Hogg, D-Texas

Our farmers problems started long before COVID-19. Unless we address the root of the problem—the need for an ag industry that works for producers besides large corporate farms—those problems aren’t going to go away after the stimulus dries up. https://t.co/VtEGgDmWOu

COVID 19 is shining a spotlight on the inadequacy of corporate farming which does not pay farmers fairly and is not good for consumers. #TX11 "It’s extreme concentration and it’s not capitalism,” Gibbons added. “It’s monopolization.” https://t.co/VtEGgDmWOu

I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear. —MLK Jr https://t.co/vfar7PhT0u

We have started tracking unemployment claims compared to COVID-19 cases in #tx11. The latest report we have is for the week of April 4 so this does not reflect the current level of cases vs. claims. Almost 6,000 unemployment claims were filed in our District at that time. https://t.co/VtygkL5ha3

An Easter Sunday Reflection. Why do you look for the living among the dead? https://t.co/jHybBSyCeo

You don’t have to take anyone’s word for it. Read for yourself the Red Dawn emails about the warnings to the White House that President Trump refused too heed. Courtesy of @nytimes. https://t.co/i7QDSLRQKu

This map from UT-Austin researchers was published by @TexasMonthly and shows the probability of the spread of the virus into rural areas as of April 7. https://t.co/Ou0TLNM3CG

For those who mocked the @texastribune article about this, here is one from the LA Times about this national crisis. When we get through this, as your Congressman public health, and healthcare, especially rural healthcare, will be my top priority. #TX11 https://t.co/j7oBGjmhHi

If our federal government cannot effectively respond to a national crisis, what good is it? I have said the 2020 election is about whether we will have a country much longer. I am being proven right even earlier than I predicted. 2020 may be our last chance. https://t.co/aA99MtI4kc

Self-interest, self-centeredness, and self-aggrandizement have never been, and never will be virtues, no matter what your philosophy might say.

@gennafaia No. There are some HIPPA issues involved with that, but I suspect they are and trying to isolate individuals. They should be.

To all employers. OSHA states that contraction of COVID 19 can be a reportable event. Here is the link. https://t.co/her36KgylX

I’m suspicious people in #tx11 aren’t taking COVID-19 seriously. The only way I can tell that feels out of the ordinary is there is no ammo or toilet paper at the Walmart. Usually that only happens the week before opening day. https://t.co/AoHob7PqKU

I’m suspicious people in #tx11 aren’t taking COVID-19 seriously. The only way I can tell thing that feels out of place is there is no ammo or toilet paper. Usually that only happens the week before opening day. Stay put people. https://t.co/2GeMSWBEtc

@realDonaldTrump Forget running for office. Forget being President. It is harder for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven

RT @BrooksLandgraf: Looking something to do this weekend? Fill out your 2020 Census form. I just did it for our house and it took less… https://t.co/pZDXeEkzu5

When you are more interested in appearances than in reality. QT @KateBennett_DC: this quiet exchange between the two health experts ... https://t.co/FO4rbzuCs3)

Your quarantine song of the day. “When my body is in the tomb the only thing I ask, to say goodbye is that at the four corners of my coffin, Like holy water, the tequila flows.” https://t.co/hkgJlJO7po

#I was glad to see the Senate pass the House’s Families First Coronavirus Response Act 90-8. I expect President Trump will sign it tonight. I hope we can use this time of crises to remember we are all one country. #tx11 tx11

I am glad to see the Senate pass the House’s Families First Coronavirus Response Act 90-8. I expect President Trump will sign it’s tonight. I hope we can use this time of crises to remember we are all one country. #tx11

Our farmers problems started long before COVID-19. Unless we address the root of the problem—the need for an ag industry that works for producers besides large corporate farms—those problems aren’t going to go away after the stimulus dries up. https://t.co/VtEGgDmWOu

COVID 19 is shining a spotlight on the inadequacy of corporate farming which does not pay farmers fairly and is not good for consumers. #TX11 "It’s extreme concentration and it’s not capitalism,” Gibbons added. “It’s monopolization.” https://t.co/VtEGgDmWOu

I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear. —MLK Jr https://t.co/vfar7PhT0u

We have started tracking unemployment claims compared to COVID-19 cases in #tx11. The latest report we have is for the week of April 4 so this does not reflect the current level of cases vs. claims. Almost 6,000 unemployment claims were filed in our District at that time. https://t.co/VtygkL5ha3

An Easter Sunday Reflection. Why do you look for the living among the dead? https://t.co/jHybBSyCeo

You don’t have to take anyone’s word for it. Read for yourself the Red Dawn emails about the warnings to the White House that President Trump refused too heed. Courtesy of @nytimes. https://t.co/i7QDSLRQKu

This map from UT-Austin researchers was published by @TexasMonthly and shows the probability of the spread of the virus into rural areas as of April 7. https://t.co/Ou0TLNM3CG

For those who mocked the @texastribune article about this, here is one from the LA Times about this national crisis. When we get through this, as your Congressman public health, and healthcare, especially rural healthcare, will be my top priority. #TX11 https://t.co/j7oBGjmhHi

If our federal government cannot effectively respond to a national crisis, what good is it? I have said the 2020 election is about whether we will have a country much longer. I am being proven right even earlier than I predicted. 2020 may be our last chance. https://t.co/aA99MtI4kc

Self-interest, self-centeredness, and self-aggrandizement have never been, and never will be virtues, no matter what your philosophy might say.

@gennafaia No. There are some HIPPA issues involved with that, but I suspect they are and trying to isolate individuals. They should be.

To all employers. OSHA states that contraction of COVID 19 can be a reportable event. Here is the link. https://t.co/her36KgylX

I’m suspicious people in #tx11 aren’t taking COVID-19 seriously. The only way I can tell that feels out of the ordinary is there is no ammo or toilet paper at the Walmart. Usually that only happens the week before opening day. https://t.co/AoHob7PqKU

I’m suspicious people in #tx11 aren’t taking COVID-19 seriously. The only way I can tell thing that feels out of place is there is no ammo or toilet paper. Usually that only happens the week before opening day. Stay put people. https://t.co/2GeMSWBEtc

@realDonaldTrump Forget running for office. Forget being President. It is harder for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven

RT @BrooksLandgraf: Looking something to do this weekend? Fill out your 2020 Census form. I just did it for our house and it took less… https://t.co/pZDXeEkzu5

When you are more interested in appearances than in reality. QT @KateBennett_DC: this quiet exchange between the two health experts ... https://t.co/FO4rbzuCs3)

Your quarantine song of the day. “When my body is in the tomb the only thing I ask, to say goodbye is that at the four corners of my coffin, Like holy water, the tequila flows.” https://t.co/hkgJlJO7po

#I was glad to see the Senate pass the House’s Families First Coronavirus Response Act 90-8. I expect President Trump will sign it tonight. I hope we can use this time of crises to remember we are all one country. #tx11 tx11

I am glad to see the Senate pass the House’s Families First Coronavirus Response Act 90-8. I expect President Trump will sign it’s tonight. I hope we can use this time of crises to remember we are all one country. #tx11