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Press releases from: December 2021

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As SCOTUS Hears Challenge to Roe, Senator Murray Vows to Keep Fighting to Protect Abortion Rights
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GOP Senators Lead Roundtable with Local Child Care Providers Under Threat by Dem Spending Bill Proposal
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Republican Roundtable with Child Care Providers

Press releases from: November 2021

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Murray, Hirono, Clark, Pressley, Garcia, Slotkin, Strickland Reintroduce BE HEARD Act to Address Workplace Harassment
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Murray Statement on President Biden’s Pick to Lead Food and Drug Administration
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What They’re Saying: Senator Murray’s Child Care Plan in Build Back Better
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Burr Releases New Report on Strengthening Security of Laboratories to Maintain Edge Against 21st Century Threats
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Ranking Members Crapo, Burr Issue Joint Statement on Biden Admin’s CMS Vaccine Mandate
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Burr to Public Health Officials: What’s the Plan?
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Senator Murray Marks Progress In Fight Against COVID, Pushes To Build On Momentum
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Senator Murray Statement on OSHA Safety Standard Requiring Vaccination
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Senate Confirms Raj Nayak to Serve as Assistant Secretary of Labor for Policy
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Murray Applauds Steps to Lower Patients’ Drug Costs in Build Back Better
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Senator Murray Statement on Inclusion of Paid Leave in the House Build Back Better Act

Press releases from: October 2021

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Burr, Foxx Demand Answers on LCPS’ Inadequate Response to Sexual Assault Reports
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Senator Murray on Inclusion of Policies to Strengthen Worker Protections and Hold Corporations Accountable in Build Back Better
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Murray On Maternal Health, Health Equity in Build Back Better Framework
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Murray Statement on Lowering Health Care Costs, Getting More Americans Covered In Build Back Better
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Murray: Build Back Better Framework Strengthens Public Health Infrastructure
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Senator Murray on Home- and Community-Based Services in Build Back Better Framework: A “Historic Shift” in How We Prioritize Care for People with Disabilities and Older Americans