California U.S. Rep Mike Garcia: “Veterans deserve top notch health care. Im pleased that Congress finally passed the PACT Act, which…”

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California U.S. Rep Mike Garcia: “Veterans deserve top notch health care. Im pleased that Congress finally passed the PACT Act, which…”
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Aug 4, 2022
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Mike Garcia tweeted the following:

“Veterans deserve top notch health care. Im pleased that Congress finally passed the PACT Act, which will improve accessibility and coverage for servicemembers affected by toxic burn pits. I’ll always stand to assist our vets.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Garcia:

“Economics is physics with dollar signs.
Biden needs a lesson in physics and econ because his economic policies are the cause of this recession we’re heading towards.” on Aug. 2
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“Your personal security is always a priority for me and I look forward to continuing my work with our elected leaders and law enforcement community to ensure you remain safe in your community!” on Aug. 1
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“While in Porter Ranch, LA City Councilmember John Lee joined me for my public safety roundtable discussion with federal, state, & local law enforcement agencies. We discussed an array of safety concerns in #CA25 and talked about how to effectively combat these threats.” on Aug. 1
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