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Michigan Congresswoman Dingell sees pressing issues and bipartisan paths forward in GOP-led government

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WDET: Michigan Congresswoman Dingell sees pressing issues and bipartisan paths forward in GOP-led government Dingell spoke to WDET about her efforts to reach across the aisle and the many different ways the new administration will affect her district. It’s been roughly a week since President Donald Trump officially took office. And a Michigan Congresswoman is outlining how the new…

U.S. House reintroduces measure extending Great Lakes Restoration Initiative through 2031

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Michigan Advance: U.S. House reintroduces measure extending Great Lakes Restoration Initiative through 2031 Members of the U.S. House from throughout the Great Lakes basin on Thursday reintroduced legislation to extend a key program helping to protect 22% of the world’s freshwater. The Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI), established in 2010, provides funding to states, tribes and…

ICYMI: Dingell: How to Stand up to Trump

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In case you missed it last weekend, Congresswoman Debbie Dingell (MI-06), wrote an op-ed for the New York Times about the importance of standing up to hatred, anger, and dangerous rhetoric, especially when it comes from former President Trump and is embraced by millions of his supporters. Key excerpts: “Rot in hell.”   Those words were part of Donald Trump’s Christmas Day…

Detroit News: Detroit VA hospital harmed patients, altered records, investigation reveals

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Detroit News: Detroit VA hospital harmed patients, altered records, investigation reveals Washington ― Investigators found lacking oversight they believe contributed to patient harm and death, and a pattern of “substandard” care in the surgery practice at Detroit's John D. Dingell VA Medical Center that leaders tried to conceal by altering external peer reviews and other data. Those…

Task Force asks Biden administration for $425 million for Great Lakes Restoration Initiative

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Michigan Radio: Task Force asks Biden administration for $425 million for Great Lakes Restoration Initiative A bipartisan Congressional task force has asked President Joe Biden to dedicate more money to the Great Lakes in his 2024 fiscal year budget. In a letter to the President, the four-member task force from Ohio and Michigan asks for $425 million dollars for the Great Lakes…

Dingell launches Heartland Caucus focused on Midwest

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The Detroit News: Dingell launches Heartland Caucus focused on Midwest Washington ― Michigan U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell gathered about 20 Democratic colleagues Wednesday on Capitol Hill to launch the Heartland Caucus in an effort to underscore the contributions and electoral might of the Midwest. The Ann Arbor Democrat put forward a coalition of lawmakers whom she said are…

Dingell tours Grosse Ile wastewater facility seeing multimillion-dollar investments

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The News-Herald: Dingell tours Grosse Ile wastewater facility seeing multimillion-dollar investments The Grosse Ile Wastewater Treatment facility received a full overview Tuesday after U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-6th District) toured the place along with a few city officials.\ The visit highlighted a nearly $3.5M investment in federal funds Dingell secured last…

Dingell: Budget bill would supercharge electric vehicle manufacturing

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Detroit News: Dingell: Budget bill would supercharge electric vehicle manufacturing The automotive industry has long been the backbone of the American manufacturing economy, employing more than 900,000 workers in the United States. And one job in an auto assembly plant creates over seven more jobs in the economy. We cannot afford to lose this workforce; we need these jobs here…

Debbie Dingell wanted to be a nun, instead she's at the center of everything in Washington

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Detroit Free Press - Debbie Dingell wanted to be a nun, instead she's at the center of everything in Washington When Debbie Dingell got elected eight years ago to replace her husband, John, in Congress, those who didn’t know her or her reputation well may have wondered whether she could establish herself in her own right and step out of his prodigious and historically long shadow. No…

Congress must strengthen US economy by fixing semiconductor supply chain

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Detroit News: Congress must strengthen US economy by fixing semiconductor supply chain A nano-sized set of electric circuits is wreaking havoc on the auto industry and autoworkers — especially right here in Michigan. And it’s because these vital semiconductor chips — the chips that ensure safety, electrification, connectivity and so much more in cars — are nowhere to be found. Just…

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