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Congressman Michael Cloud
Honored to represent the people of the 27th Congressional District of Texas
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Bill Posey Nov 13
Calling on to investigate election software & hardware
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Rep. James Comer Nov 11
Great work by members for demanding a hand recount in Georgia and for leading the effort to have the Justice Department investigate allegations of voter fraud.
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 11
Today we honor our nation's veterans – those who have given of themselves for a cause greater than each of us. We also remember that the blessings of liberty we all enjoy are often preserved at a high price. May God bless our veterans and their families!
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Rep. Guy Reschenthaler Nov 9
A democracy can’t exist without free & fair elections. I joined ’s letter asking to ensure the integrity of our election by investigating irregularities & fraud in the vote counting process. The American people must have full confidence in the results.
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 9
Thank you, AG Barr, for responding to the concerns in our letter. A full and fair accounting of this election is important to restore the American people’s confidence in our election system.
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Randy Weber Nov 6
The Department of Justice must ensure that the integrity of our elections is protected.
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Bill Posey Nov 6
Joined and 37 of my colleagues in writing to calling for transparency in counting ballots.
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Rep. Doug LaMalfa Nov 6
. should be using all of the resources at their disposal to ensure that only legal votes are being counted in a fully transparent manner. The American people deserve to have full confidence in the result of this Presidential election.
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Ted Budd Nov 6
Today, my colleagues & I sent a letter to demanding to know what AG Barr "is doing to ensure the integrity of the voting and counting process."
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 6
Replying to @RepTomEmmer @RepJohnJoyce and 4 others
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 6
Replying to @JodyHice @MikeKellyPA and 18 others
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 6
Replying to @RepAndyBiggsAZ @RepGregSteube and 10 others
Find the full letter here: Thirty-eight members of Congress joined me:
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 6
Replying to @RepCloudTX
My questions to AG Barr: What are you doing to ensure the integrity of the voting & counting process right now? Will you commit to using all resources at your disposal to ensure only legal votes are being counted & being counted in a fully transparent manner immediately?
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 6
Replying to @RepCloudTX
The U.S. Marshals Service is also available to ensure that judicial orders are carried out. When it comes to a federal election, it should not matter whether those judicial orders come from a state or federal court.
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 6
Replying to @TheJusticeDept
The letter reads "'s Civil Rights Division Voting Section’s responsibility is to ensure that the right to vote is sacred. This not only means access to the ballot box, but it also means ensuring that no one’s vote is devalued by any means of voter fraud."
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Congressman Michael Cloud Nov 6
The allegations of irregularities in the vote counting process should be concerning to everyone. I asked AG Barr to use the resources of to ensure that the process is conducted in a manner that is fully consistent with state and federal law.
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CBP AMO NASO Executive Director Oct 28
Thank you for visiting NASOC-Corpus Christi to learn more about our extended border operations and how we keep dangerous narcotics from making it to the U.S., protecting the American people, and keeping our communities safe.
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 27
Replying to @RepCloudTX
It's been three years since Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc on Texas, and we are still working with some communities in TX-27 to fully recover to this day. My bills would encourage a culture of savings by making it easier to be financially prepared. (6/6)
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 27
Replying to @RepCloudTX
The coronavirus pandemic has caused disastrous economic impacts. Despite borrowing and spending trillions of federal dollars to provide direct financial assistance to the American people, many families still find themselves in precarious financial positions. (5/6)
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 27
Replying to @RepCloudTX
With these new emergency savings accounts, individuals would be able to deposit and withdraw money from that account tax-free when they use it for qualified expenses, such as mortgages, rent, utilities, property taxes, child care, and health care. (4/6)
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 27
Replying to @RepCloudTX
The second bill would provide small businesses with the ability to save up to 25% of their payroll expenses tax-free in an emergency savings account. (3/6)
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 27
Replying to @RepCloudTX
The first bill would provide individual taxpayers with the ability to save up to $5,000 per year by making tax-free contributions to an emergency savings account. A married couple would be able to save up to $10,000. (2/6)
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 27
I recently introduced two bills: the Emergency Savings Account Act and the Small Business Emergency Savings Account Act to help Americans to better prepare for the future. (1/6)
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 26
Congratulations to our newest Supreme Court Justice, Amy Coney Barrett! Judge Barrett is an exemplar legal scholar & judge with an impeccable record who holds the Constitution in high regard. She will continue to be a great public servant for America as a Justice.
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Rep. Dan Bishop Oct 21
Joined to ask & for clarification of Section 230 provisions. For too long, has censored & suppressed conservative voices w/out consequence, yet they maintain liability protections from the government—that isn’t fair. See our letter 👇
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 20
Replying to @RepCloudTX
Exercising editorial control of the news is ultimately not the role of an online platform which should remain neutral if it wishes to enjoy Section 230 protections. Nineteen Members of Congress joined the letter. Read it here: . (3/3)
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 20
Replying to @AjitPaiFCC
I commend for his statement that the FCC would move forward with a rulemaking process to clarify Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. (2/3)
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 20
I sent a letter to addressing the latest incident where Facebook and Twitter censored or otherwise manipulated algorithms affecting the distribution of a New York Post story about alleged emails from Hunter Biden. (1/3)
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Oversight Committee Republicans Oct 15
Hey , try censoring this👇🏼 Ranking Member and Oversight Republicans have called on to hold an emergency hearing on Big Tech’s censorship and election interference.  Big Tech must be held accountable for suppressing news and silencing views.
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Congressman Michael Cloud Oct 14
Replying to @RepCloudTX
We owe today’s taxpayers, as well as future generations, to spend their money wisely. While no single $100 million or even $1 billion program is responsible for our nearly $27 trillion national debt, they all add up. They should be subject to regular oversight and review. (4/4)
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