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“That’s asking too much of our families.”

Aug. 1, 2022

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, regarding the fact that a minimum-wage worker in New York would need to work for 26 weeks to be able to afford child care for their family. Many states are considering greater financial investments in child care to make it more affordable and accessible for families. (Associated Press — July 31, 2022)

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“California is now taking matters into our own hands.”

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, regarding the state’s plan to make and sell its own insulin so that the diabetes medicine can be sold for a much cheaper price. (Associated Press — July 29, 2022)

July 29, 2022
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“We’re currently experiencing one of the worst, most devastating flooding events in Kentucky’s history.”

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, regarding the torrential rains that have unleashed on central Appalachia, including eastern Kentucky, western Virginia and southern West Virginia. Storms have dumped several inches of rain over the past few days, causing flash flooding across the region. (Associated Press — July 28, 2022)

July 28, 2022
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“A firearm, any firearm, can be used for good or evil. The difference is in the intent of the individual possessing it.”

Sturm CEO and President Christopher Killoy, to the U.S. House committee that is investigating recent massacres in Texas and New York. Gun company executives were firm in their assurances that the firearm industry should not be held responsible for the mass shootings. (Reuters — July 27, 2022)

July 27, 2022
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“The Thompsons are very happy to welcome their new son-in-law into their family.”

The office of Rep. Glenn Thompson, a Republican congressman from Pennsylvania, regarding Thompson’s son’s same-sex marriage. The wedding, which took place on Friday, July 22, occured just three days after Rep. Thompson voted against legislation that would protect the recognition of same-sex marriages. The legislation passed the House of Representatives with a 267-157 vote. (Associated Press — July 26, 2022)

July 26, 2022