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Finishing What We Started
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It was a cold, rainy morning yesterday at Simpson Field, where Republican lawmakers gathered for the first time since the shooting at this same field last June, to practice for their annual Congressional Baseball game for local charities. Despite the weather and the dozens of Capitol Police scattered throughout the property, there were only hugs and laughs – no gun shots.
The practice was short, and at its conclusion, a podium was set up along the third base line where a statement was read from Republican Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who couldn’t attend because he was recovering from another medical procedure due to the injuries he sustained during the shooting. Other lawmakers also made statements and took questions from reporters gathered on the field.
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Rep. Loudermilk's Weekly Message: A Tax Cut Story |
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Video of the Week: Rep. Loudermilk on emotional start to GOP baseball practice
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Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) on "Your World w/ Neil Cavuto" on the Fox News Channel discussing last year's congressional baseball game shooting and the first practice held at Simpson Field in Alexandria, VA, since the incident took place.
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Social Media Spotlight: New Sculpture in Patriots Park |
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In the District: 2018 Congressional Art Competition Winners Announced |
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Rep. Loudermilk (R-GA) announced the winners of the 2018 Congressional Art Competition for the 11th District at the RobertKent Galleries in Marietta. Graciella Elaine, who attends River Ridge High School, won first place for her piece "The Magician."
"Every year I'm blown away by the immense talent our high school students possess, and this year was no exception. All of the artwork submitted is worthy of recognition, and the display at the RobertKent Galleries was truly remarkable. Congratulations to our winners and each student who participated in this wonderful event.”
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In the News: Bill Would Create Federal Customer Service Standards |
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From Nextgov: "A pair of lawmakers want federal agencies to provide more consistent—and better—customer service for the millions of people who interact with them on a daily basis.
In an effort to improve the government’s dismal customer experience, Reps. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga. and Gerry Connolly, D-Va., introduced legislation that would create customer service standards federal agencies would need to meet.
The Government Customer Service Accountability and Improvement Act follows other customer-focused legislative efforts from Congress, including the Customer Experience Act, which awaits a House vote, and the Connected Government Act, which passed last year."
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