Connecticut U.S. Rep Joe Courtney: “For those concerned, participants were asked not to share photos during the meeting. This was posted…”

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Connecticut U.S. Rep Joe Courtney: “For those concerned, participants were asked not to share photos during the meeting. This was posted…”
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Mar 6, 2022
ByT. M. Strom
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Joe Courtney tweeted the following:

“For those concerned, participants were asked not to share photos during the meeting. This was posted after the call had finished.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Joe Courtney:

“Joined bipartisan colleagues on a call with Ukrainian President @ZelenskyyUa.
He was grateful for the military aid received so far and in desperate need of more. We need to vote quickly for $10 billion more in #Ukraine assistanceand we should cut off Russian oil purchases now.”
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“Im proud to have earned a 100% rating on @LCVoterss 2021 #LCVScorecard! This year in eastern Connecticut, Ill continue to fight for:
Climate-resilient farmland
Preserving the Long Island Sound
Public lands protections
Clean drinking water”
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“No better place in the galaxy to stop for a Rueben than with Russell DeBella and his team at @ReinsDeli in Vernonwelcome to eastern CT @WilliamShatner! twitter.com/TownVernon/sta” on March 4
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