Rhode Island U.S. Rep David Cicilline: “Today, we remember the 23 lives cruelly cut short in a racist mass shooting in El Paso, TX three years…”

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Rhode Island U.S. Rep David Cicilline: “Today, we remember the 23 lives cruelly cut short in a racist mass shooting in El Paso, TX three years…”
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Aug 4, 2022
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David Cicilline tweeted the following:

“Today, we remember the 23 lives cruelly cut short in a racist mass shooting in El Paso, TX three years ago.
We honor their memories with action to #EndGunViolence and combat white supremacy and hate wherever and whenever we see it. twitter.com/repescobar/sta“
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Here are other recent tweets from David Cicilline:

“It shouldnt have taken veterans camping out on the Capitol steps to get here, but the #PACTAct is finally headed to the Presidents desk.
It is our moral obligation to ensure those who put their lives on the line defending our country receive the care they need and deserve. twitter.com/ap/status/1554“
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“al-Zawahiri was living peacefully in Kabul, in violation of the Doha Agreement & the Talibans assurances that Afghanistan would not become a base for terror operations. We must hold the Taliban accountable & stamp out terror organizations wherever they may find safe haven. (End)” on Aug. 2
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“This is a significant blow to
al-Qa’ida and an important development for our national security.
I applaud @POTUS for his strong leadership and salute the brave men and women in our military and intelligence communities.
(1/) twitter.com/potus/status/1” on Aug. 2
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