Kansas U.S. Rep Ron Estes: “March is Womens History Month. Today we highlight Judy Bell, World Golf Hall of Famer from Wichita….”

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Kansas U.S. Rep Ron Estes: “March is Womens History Month. Today we highlight Judy Bell, World Golf Hall of Famer from Wichita….”
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Mar 5, 2022
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Ron Estes tweeted the following:

“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“
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Here are other recent tweets from Ron Estes:

“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)”
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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.”
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“Each spring, Congress sponsors a nationwide high school art competition to showcase the artistic talents of Americas youth. The deadline for this years submissions in our district is April 4. For more information, please visitestes.house.gov/art.” on March 3
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