Republican Twitter Feed

Thursday, March 14, 2013

• ***MEDIA ADVISORY*** Rep. Paul Gosar Announces Staff to Hold Constituent Service Hours in Mayer
• Ros-Lehtinen: Talking to a South Florida Medical Student
• Lance Announces 2013 Congressional Art Competition
• Posey to Host 2013 Congressional Art Competition
• Floor Debate on Foxx's SKILLS Act Begins Today
• Schock Introduces Legislation to Address Physician Shortage
• Joint Statement: Schock, Schwartz Introduce Legislation to Address Physician Shortage
• Public Lands Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Rep. Young’s Vietnam Veterans Donor Acknowledgement Act
• As Bullying Continues To Be A National Problem In Schools, Ros-Lehtinen Is Pleased To Be An Original Co-Sponsor Of Legislation That Would Ensure That Schools Have Effective Anti Bullying Policies In Place
• Ros-Lehtinen: Discussing the Role of Emerging Technology in Global Human Rights
• Ros-Lehtinen: Ileana with Her Former Communications Director of the Foreign Affairs Committee
• Neugebauer Updates Constituents on Lesser Prairie Chicken Efforts
• Rep. Paul Gosar to Host Lake Havasu City Listening Session
• Para Maximizar La Eficacia de Las Sanciones Contra Irán, La Administración Debe Aplicarlas En Su Totalidad Y Sin Excepciones, Dice Ros-Lehtinen
• Foxx: Visit to Community College Highlights Urgent Need for Workforce Development Reform
• Hastings Reintroduces Three Bills that Advance Public Access and Fishing Opportunities in Central Washington State
• Shuster Announces Office Hours in Southwestern Region of District
• Congressman Smith Speaks at CPAC 2013 re: Media Bias
• In Case You Missed It: Congressman Johnson visits Collin County Adult Health Clinic
• Congressman Denham Co-sponsors Bipartisan Bill to Prevent Electrical Rate Increases for 49 Million Americans
• Congressman Don Young Celebrates 40 Years in Congress
• Coffman to host one-on-one constituent meetings in Brighton this Saturday
• Latta Raises Ohio FirstNet Public Safety Communications Concerns
• Rep. Kelly Supports Preserving Work Requirements for Welfare
• Rep. Noem Joins Bipartisan Effort to Seek Answers on Military Sexual Assault Cases
• Rep. Kelly Introduces Bipartisan Concurrent Resolution to Oppose the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty
• Broun to Host Columbia County Town Hall Meetings
• Burgess, Gibson Introduce No Armed Drones Legislation
• Ross Questions FSOC Official on Insurance Designations and the Volcker Rule
• Chaffetz: No Bailouts for States’ $4 Trillion Problem
• Wolf, Scott Pleased By Decision To Create Campus Safety Center
• ***MEDIA ADVISORY*** Rep. Paul Gosar Announces Business Roundtables in Mohave County
• Flores: Navy Times: Lawmakers troubled by Reserve jobless rates
• Tomorrow: Forbes to Address Annual CPAC Conference
• Miller: The Ever-Evolving Story: WH Can't Explain Who Decided to Cancel Tours
• Denham: Working for Veterans PLUS *upcoming events*
• Fitzpatrick Protects 'Welfare to Work' Reforms
• Pearce Introduces Legislation to Honor Edwin L. Mechem
• Wolf, Scott Pleased By Decision To Create Campus Safety Center Pushed By Virginia Families
• In Order to Maximize Efficacy of Iran Sanctions, Administration Must Enforce them Fully with No Exceptions, Ros-Lehtinen Says Waivers are ‘irresponsible and reckless’
• Upton Announces Benjamin Miota of Grace Christian School Appointed to Air Force Academy
• Chairman Carter presses ICE and Director John Morton for answers
• Upton Recognizes WSJM’s Pat Moody on 40 Years of Service to Southwest Michigan
• Ross Introduces Legislation to Allow Cities to Save Money
• John Kline Seeking Answers from DoD Secretary Hagel on Tuition Assistance
• Congressman Denham Introduces Two Bills to Improve and Extend Care for Veterans
• Rep. Kelly Congratulates Pope Francis of Argentina
• Gingrey: Preserving the right to keep and bear arms
• Lummis Introduces Alex’s Law: A First Step To Saving Social Security
• Rep. Calvert Statement on House Republican Budget
• Congressman Smith Tours James Webb Space Telescope Display at SXSW