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On the recordNovember 15, 2022
It has been the honor and privilege of a lifetime to serve the people of Rhode Island's Second Congressional District for the last 22 years. Together we have accomplished so much, from strengthening our national security and cybersecurity, in particular, to advancing the rights of people with disabilities, to advocating for our Nation's foster youth, and so much more. With less than 2 months left in my term, I will be leaving Congress with a lot of mixed emotions, but I still believe that politics and government is still a noble profession, and I couldn't be more proud of the person who will be succeeding me as the next Congressman for Rhode Island's Second Congressional District, Seth Magaziner. Throughout his career, Seth has proved himself to be a committed fighter for working families, and that is exactly what he will continue to do as a Congressman. Seth will be laser-focused on cutting costs for Rhode Islanders, from lowering the price of prescription drugs to cracking down on oil and gas companies that are price gouging everyday Americans. Seth will fight to combat the climate crisis, and he will work to keep Rhode Islanders safe from the threat of gun violence. Seth will always stand up for anyone who tries to cut older Rhode Islanders' hard-earned Medicare and Social Security benefits. Madam Speaker, I couldn't be more proud of Seth, and I can't think of a better person to serve the people of Rhode Island. Congratulations. ____________________
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Jim Langevin
Democratic · Rhode Island

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