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  1. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very strengtheningly necessary immediately
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  2. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very effectively necessary immediately
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  3. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very disturbingly necessary immediately
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  4. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very officially necessary immediately
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  5. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very gigantically necessary immediately
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  6. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very sincerely necessary immediately
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  7. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very conclusively necessary immediately
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  8. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very massively necessary immediately
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  9. Remembering (H.Con.Res. 119) all Senate’s votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted December 1, 2022) were 42 out of 50 (at the time) Republican Senators plus Joe Manchin (all other Democratic Senators who voted on this [44 Democratic Senators] plus the only two Independent Senators at the time, Bernie Sanders and Angus King, evidently voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and there were 5 Senators, 2 Republicans and 3 Democrats, who abstained from the vote) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers, and remembering all House votes against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (evidently voted November 30, 2022) were 207 out of 213 House Republicans (218 out of 219 House Democrats voted for minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers [1 House Democrat abstained from this vote]) for voting against minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for rail workers (currently many rail workers evidently have 0 paid sick days, and rail workers’ employment statuses evidently are often penalized or terminated for having any sick days, while mega rail companies evidently make billions of dollars in profits per year, and while these minimums of 7 paid sick days per year for these mega companies’ rail workers evidently would be fully tax deductible from these mega rail companies’ taxes on billions of dollars in profits per year, and while Senators and Representatives evidently have unlimited paid sick days, and while minimums of 7 paid sick days per year, perhaps evidently, would perhaps strengthen health, safety, longevity, and morale of millions and millions of USA workers, USA families, and the USA economy) is smart, prudent, and evidently very indubiously necessary immediately
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