Kansas U.S. Rep Ron Estes: “High energy costs are affecting American families. Prices have continuously risen over the past year…”

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Kansas U.S. Rep Ron Estes: “High energy costs are affecting American families. Prices have continuously risen over the past year…”
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Mar 10, 2022
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Ron Estes tweeted the following:

“High energy costs are affecting American families. Prices have continuously risen over the past year prior to Putin’s invasion of Ukraine due to President Biden and congressional Democrats’ policies that hamstring energy producers and diminish our energy independence.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Ron Estes:

“March is Womens History Month. Today we highlight Judy Bell, World Golf Hall of Famer from Wichita. #KansasHistory Read more on my Facebook page: facebook.com/RepRonEstes/po” on March 4
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“I joined my Republican colleagues in sending a letter to @SpeakerPelosi to reconsider the CMS vaccine mandate. Kansans and Americans alike should not be forced to choose between health care decisions and their livelihoods. (1/2)” on March 4
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“(2/2) My counterparts in the Senate passed legislation to end the CMS vaccine mandate, and the House needs to follow suit. I signed a discharge petition that supports the House taking action and requires Speaker Pelosi and House Democrats to address this issue.” on March 4
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