Louisiana U.S. Rep Garret Graves: “It continues to make no sense how we can shell out billions in American taxpayer dollars for people…”

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Louisiana U.S. Rep Garret Graves: “It continues to make no sense how we can shell out billions in American taxpayer dollars for people…”
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Mar 13, 2022
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Garret Graves tweeted the following:

“It continues to make no sense how we can shell out billions in American taxpayer dollars for people in other countries when we have unmet needs right here at home.
There needs to be the same sense of urgency for south Louisianas hurricane recovery.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Garret Graves:

“Louisiana fishers have seen incredible challenges over the past several years record natural disasters, unfair & illegal fishing practices from other countries, burdensome regulations, & the pandemic. Banning Russian seafood is another way to help our fishing communities. (2/2)” on March 11
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“Joined @repdonyoung in introducing legislation that would ban Russian seafood imports. This is the right decision. (1/2)
cnbc.com/2022/03/11/bid” on March 11
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“We will keep working to secure relief.
brproud.com/news/local-new” on March 11
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