Quote by Cathy McMorris

My top three priorities for my first term in Congress are growing our economy providing for quality, affordable health care and keeping our nation and communities safe.

My top three priorities for my first term in Congress are gr

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This quote highlights the author's three main goals that they aim to prioritize during their initial tenure in Congress. First, they emphasize the importance of fostering economic growth, which likely refers to policies and initiatives aimed at generating job opportunities and maintaining a thriving economy. Secondly, they stress the significance of ensuring access to quality and affordable healthcare for every individual. Lastly, the author expresses their commitment to maintaining the safety of both the nation and local communities, suggesting a focus on measures addressing national security and public safety concerns.

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