California U.S. Rep Maxine Waters: “The Inflation Reduction Act is great. It will improve healthcare, reduce the cost of prescription meds,…”

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California U.S. Rep Maxine Waters: “The Inflation Reduction Act is great. It will improve healthcare, reduce the cost of prescription meds,…”
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Aug 17, 2022
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Maxine Waters tweeted the following:

“The Inflation Reduction Act is great. It will improve healthcare, reduce the cost of prescription meds, help with climate change & make corporations pay their fair share of taxes. Unfortunately, it does nothing to deal with the housing crisis in this country. The fight continues.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Maxine Waters:

“Today marks the 87th anniversary of Social Security. Social Security is the great public policy that eliminated hunger and despair for senior citizens in this country. Social Security must always be protected!”
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“Pleased about the $15 million in transportation funding for the City of Inglewood.Not happy about the $150 billion for housing removed from the Build Back Better Act, now titled the Inflation Reduction Act. I will keep up the fight to secure safe & affordable housing for everyone” on Aug. 10
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“This innovative project will improve access to the City of Inglewood and provide my constituents a world-class transit connection from the Metro Crenshaw/LAX Line to downtown Inglewood and the Citys major sports, entertainment and employment centers.” on Aug. 10
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