Tennessee U.S. Rep Jim Cooper: “Thank you for visiting #TeamCooper Biscuit! Happy to cosponsor H.R. 5232, The Working Dog Commemorative…”

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Tennessee U.S. Rep Jim Cooper: “Thank you for visiting #TeamCooper Biscuit! Happy to cosponsor H.R. 5232, The Working Dog Commemorative…”
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Mar 23, 2022
ByNC Tennessee News
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Jim Cooper tweeted the following:

“Thank you for visiting #TeamCooper Biscuit! Happy to cosponsor H.R. 5232, The Working Dog Commemorative Coin Act, and support providing service dogs to veterans in need. @CapsPup @AmericasVetDogs”
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“For more than a decade, states like Tennessee have been turning down billions of dollars from the federal government to expand Medicaid and save rural hospitals.
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“Instead of doing everything they can to help, our state legislature consistently chooses politics over people. States that expand Medicaid have fewer rural hospital closures and fewer deaths.”
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“From this morning, while I listened to President Zelenskyy, a great leader, a modern Churchill, speak to a joint session of Congress.” on March 16
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