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@RepDianaDeGette

Member of Congress, Colorado's 1st Congressional District. Chief Deputy Whip & member of Energy and Commerce Committee.

Denver, CO
Joined April 2009

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  1. So , since you’re taking responsibility for this , what do you have to say to the 800,000 federal employees who aren’t being paid during the holidays?

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  2. As we get closer and closer to a , don’t forget who is responsible for it — and who has the power to prevent it before Americans are harmed.

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  3. In this week's e-newsletter, I recap the latest, including working to prevent a disastrous this holiday season, streamline the over-the-counter drug approval process, and encourage Coloradans to .

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  4. As hurls America toward a government , we can at least be grateful that, for now, has blocked his scheme to shut down our border to those in need. I'll keep working to prevent both.

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  5. It's shameful that is willing to shut down the gov't and furlough more than 800K employees during the holidays just to get his senseless and xenophobic border wall -- which I totally oppose. He must work with Dems to keep the gov't open and secure our borders efficiently.

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  6. Wishing Justice Ginsburg a speedy and easy recovery. I hope to see you back on the bench soon where your wisdom, intellect and commitment to the rule of law are needed now more than ever.

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  7. Retweeted
    Dec 20

    ICYMI - Great piece in the by : "every American needs the pollution safeguards that Colorado worked hard to put in place."

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  8. Pleased the House overwhelmingly passed my bipartisan bill, H.R.7328, that streamlines how approves over-the-counter drugs. The antiquated framework now in place stalls innovation and harms public health. Today I spoke in favor of this update, which protect consumers.

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  9. When I chair the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee next year, we will strengthen our ongoing efforts to seek answers regarding this scandal and create safeguards to protect children, and everyone else, from this grave harm.

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  10. While the horrific crimes of Larry Nassar against our Olympic athletes have captured the headlines, they are just one example of unchecked sexual abuse occurring in organized sports and countless other fields.

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  11. This is extremely troubling. Even after my colleagues and I grilled Mark Zuckerberg over privacy standards earlier this year, it seems is still unwilling to be transparent about its use of personal data. We need a further investigation -- and the truth.

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  12. I led my colleagues in sending a letter to strongly condemning 's proposed rule to weaken standards that curb emissions. In the fight against , we must , and we can't afford this dangerous rollback.

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  13. Don’t let a lower court case in Texas confuse you or your loved ones—you can still get the health coverage you need. If you sign up today, you can still get health insurance coverage that starts on Jan. 1, 2019. Get covered at .

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  14. The Texas court ruling on the once again shows that Republicans will stop at nothing to destroy this law and rip away the health coverage it has provided for millions of Americans. We will use all tools at our disposal to make sure this decision does not stand.

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  15. It's not only sad, , it's an outrage. Let's be clear -- this young girl's tragic death is the direct result of America's draconian policies at the border that put more people in these dangerous situations. Platitudes and condolences aren't enough. We need change.

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  16. In this week's e-newsletter, I recap the latest, including passing my legislation, working to lower costs, opposing 's proposed changes to the rule, celebrating two years of 21st Century Cures, and more.

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  17. My colleagues and I sent a letter to demanding he heed the warnings presented in the National Climate Assessment and commit to stopping . Our nation has a moral responsibility to lead the world in this effort, and we won't tolerate inaction.

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  18. Important deadline: Tomorrow, December 15, is the last day to sign up for a health plan that begins on January 1. Don't miss your chance to start the year off with quality and affordable coverage. Visit to easily shop for plans.

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  19. Retweeted

    This ruling sends a strong message to anti-choice ideologues in the administration; they have no right to interfere in employees’ personal reproductive health decisions. This is a victory for women, for health and for our constitution.

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  20. It's unthinkable that six years after this tragedy, and the many mass shootings that have occurred since, America is still paralyzed by inaction. In the new Congress, we must make passing gun safety legislation a top priority. No more senseless deaths. No more excuses.

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