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Sheila Jackson Lee: As we approach the month of May, I remind everyone that we honor our mothers of this Nation--mothers who have nourished…

On the recordApril 28, 2023
As we approach the month of May, I remind everyone that we honor our mothers of this Nation--mothers who have nourished, calmed, encouraged, celebrated, cheered; those who have made their way in life; mothers who have had difficult times, challenges, yet continue to be there. I honor mothers who are taking care of children who are not their own. In this month of May, I will select mothers from my congressional district and some from around the Nation to honor and thank them for what they do. That is why, as well, I voted against the draconian Republican budget that wanted to cut SNAP, supplemental nutrition, to help our children; wanted to cut veteran benefits for women veterans who are in desperate need; and wanted to again squash women's rights and reproductive rights. Mothers are, in fact, the anchor of this Nation. I celebrate them and will celebrate them this coming month with cheer, applause, recognition, and honor. ____________________
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Sheila Jackson Lee
Democratic · Texas
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Apr 28, 2023

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