
Proudly serving WV in the U.S. Senate 💕Mom, grandmother x 9, and wife 🏃🏼♀️Runner 😀Eternal Optimist 🇺🇸@EPWGOP & @SenateRPC Chairman
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Shelley Moore Capito retweeted
The BIG vote tonight on the American Affordability and Jobs Act brings us a step closer to creating jobs, delivering investments, and moving our country forward 🇺🇸
Tonight’s vote to advance the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act is a win for our country.
Shelley Moore Capito retweeted
Chairman Capito Delivers Floor Speech on Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act 11-09-26 teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/2OdXdjEKV…
Shelley Moore Capito retweeted
Senators have a generational opportunity this evening to advance legislation that will directly benefit American families.
The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act has broad, bipartisan support to get us back to building in our country again.
Pleased to see @HHSGov announce $202 million in funding for West Virginia through the Rural Health Transformation Program.
This investment wouldn’t be possible without the Working Families @TaxCuts, which we worked hard to secure in the Senate. Thank you to @POTUS for his continued commitment to ensuring our rural communities have access to the resources they deserve.
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Shelley Moore Capito retweeted
Bipartisan bills aren’t uncommon, but bipartisan bills on issues as fraught with complexity as permitting reform don’t come along every day.
Or even every decade.
BAAJA must pass because when Americans need permission to build, the process needs to be clear, fast, and fair.
Shelley Moore Capito retweeted
The time to pass meaningful permitting reform is now.
Catch Chairman @SenCapito’s full conversation with @TheAXPC here ⬇️ youtu.be/k-7OAdpWvXw
A vote against the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act is a vote against bipartisan compromise.
BAAJA is a major WIN for the American people and central to lowering costs and getting our country back to building. Let’s get this bill passed!
I agree, @POTUS! Thank you for your endorsement of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, and thanks to the members of your administration who have worked with us to make this bill possible.
We have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the future of our country, and I look forward to getting this bill to your desk.
This National Veterans and Military Families Month, we honor our brave men and women in uniform and their families who sacrifice alongside them.
To all the veterans and military families, thank you! 🇺🇸
Passing the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act is key to lowering costs for American families and getting back to building in our country again.
We’ve worked around the clock, across the aisle, and with both chambers of Congress to strengthen this legislation and increase support. Countless organizations and stakeholder are backing BAAJA because it unlocks America’s potential and we must move it forward on Monday.
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I’m thankful for my colleagues’ efforts to strengthen this legislation, the contributions from members of the House, and the support of countless organizations from across the country.
Proud to announce that the @SocialSecurity Administration has agreed to open a temporary office in Logan while plans move forward to build a permanent replacement for the office that closed this spring due to structural issues.
We are deeply appreciative of SSA leadership for working with us to provide this much needed relief to the people of Logan and surrounding communities.
Our broken federal permitting system is costing American manufacturers $12.1 billion every year—including $87 million in additional costs in WV alone. The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act would finally let these projects move forward efficiently and would save our manufacturers $4.2 billion annually.
American needs to build again. Passing BAAJA is a no brainer.
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Deeply saddened by the passing of former Senator and Governor Jay Rockefeller. Jay dedicated his life to serving West Virginia and our nation, leaving a lasting legacy. He was always a true gentleman who treated me with respect, kindness, and encouragement. Over the years, we developed a wonderful friendship that transcended politics, and I will always be grateful for that. Above all, Jay loved his family. Charlie and I are keeping Sharon, their children and grandchildren, and the entire Rockefeller family in our prayers.
In one week, the Senate will vote on the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act — taking the first step toward delivering bipartisan, comprehensive permitting reform.
BAAJA will unleash American energy, lower costs, and create good paying jobs. Let’s get this bill passed!
Great to participate in the ribbon cutting for @KanCoAmbulance’s new South Charleston substation today.
Proud have helped secure funding for this project to address the needs of our first responders and improve EMS response times.
This is welcome news for West Virginia!
We worked hard in the Senate to deliver the Working Families @TaxCuts that made this funding possible, and I am pleased to see these investments coming to life to strengthen our rural health care systems.
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So great to be at @ShepherdU to celebrate the inauguration of President Wesson.
I look forward to my continued work with Dr. Wesson to build on the university’s achievements and expand opportunities for the next generation of leaders in our state.
Happy Halloween eve, WV! 🎃
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