Joe Morelle addresses Medicaid cuts, SAVE Act, and fusion development in recent tweets
Joe Morelle, a U.S. congressman from New York, took to social media to express his concerns over Medicaid cuts by President Trump, the accuracy of statements from the White House, and the progression of U.S. fusion development.
Joe Morelle addresses voter rights and economic policies on social media
U.S. Congressman Joseph Morelle shares his insights on the SAVE Act's impact on voter rights, economic repercussions of Trump's trade policies, and the importance of supporting older Americans.
Joe Morelle shares insights on assistance, public health, and voting legislation
On April 1, 2025, Congressman Joe Morelle posted tweets addressing financial assistance for local businesses, concerns about public health policies from former President Trump and RFK Jr., and opposition to the SAVE Act.
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Joe Morelle criticizes executive order, celebrates MLB opening, and warns of Medicaid cuts
Congressman Joseph Morelle voiced concerns over President Trump's Executive Order, the return of MLB, and Medicaid cuts in a series of social media posts on March 27 and 28, 2025.
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Joe Morelle criticizes cuts to student meals and risks to voter registration
U.S. Congressman Joseph Morelle, representing New York's 25th district, criticizes budget cuts and the SAVE Act in recent tweets dated March 28, 2025.
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Orleans County: Unchanged number of active licenses to practice law in February compared to previous month
There was an unchanged number of active legal licenses in Orleans County in February compared to the previous month, according to the NYS Attorney Registrations.
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Joe Morelle discusses science, reproductive health, civic engagement in March 2025 posts
In recent social media updates, Congressman Joe Morelle addressed various topics, including science advocacy, reproductive rights, and community engagement initiatives.
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Joe Morelle addresses measles, tariffs, and scientific research on Twitter
Joe Morelle, a congressman from New York, took to social media on March 27, 2025, to express concerns about issues such as vaccine misinformation, economic inflation due to tariffs, and the importance of scientific research
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Joe Morelle voices concerns over judiciary and social security issues
In recent tweets dated March 26, 2025, Congressman Joe Morelle criticized Speaker Johnson's comments on eliminating U.S. District Courts and raised concerns about Social Security under President Trump's policies.
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Joe Morelle addresses diverse issues from sports to democracy in recent tweets
In recent tweets dated March 25-26, 2025, Congressman Joe Morelle discusses topics ranging from welcoming back the Buffalo Bills to criticizing an executive order as an attack on democracy.
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Joe Morelle addresses mental health support and education funding cuts
Congressman Joe Morelle recently addressed key issues affecting his constituents via social media posts dated March 25th.
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Joe Morelle criticizes Trump administration's handling of classified information
Congressman Joe Morelle addressed issues concerning national security and veteran caregiver support in recent tweets dated March 24-25, 2025.
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Orleans County: 18 lawyers with active licenses to practice law as of February
There were 18 lawyers with active licenses to practice in Orleans County as of February, according to the NYS Attorney Registrations.
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In 2022, Genesee County ranks 47th among New York counties for government transfer income per capita at $12,207
In 2022, residents of Genesee County received an average of $12,207 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it 16th lowest in New York.
