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We’ve all been keeping a close eye on Washington these days. We know that the decisions being made by the new administration and Congress will impact our families, our communities, and the future of our country. Everybody knows the stakes couldn’t be higher — which is why we’re not only watching, but we’re also making our voices heard. That’s the reason why phone calls and letters have been flooding Congress. It’s why concerned people across the country have been turning out at town halls and protests in record numbers. |
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