Virginia U.S. Rep Robert J. Wittman: “We can’t ignore the effects that Congressional Democrats’ reckless spending has on inflation, especially…”

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Virginia U.S. Rep Robert J. Wittman: “We can’t ignore the effects that Congressional Democrats’ reckless spending has on inflation, especially…”
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Mar 16, 2022
ByEC Virginia News
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Robert J. Wittman tweeted the following:

“We can’t ignore the effects that Congressional Democrats’ reckless spending has on inflation, especially when American families, workers, & small businesses continue to be crushed under rising prices. We have to return to an agenda that is pro-worker, pro-growth, & pro-American.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Robert J. Wittman:

“Despite this Administration’s early claims that inflation would be “transitory,” we now have Treasury Sec. Yellen confirming to Americans that they will continue to experience very uncomfortably high inflation numbers for the next year.
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“Thank you, @BWXT for hosting my colleague, @RepMikeRogersAL, and me for an incredibly informative tour of your Lynchburg facility today. I am grateful for your dedication to our nation’s security, and I look forward to working together more in the future. twitter.com/BWXT/status/15” on March 14
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“Congratulations to Virginia Tech on capturing the ACC tournament title. Proud to be an alum of such an incredible school and good luck in the NCAA tournament. Go Hokies!
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