Love my kids and serving my community ❤️. State Representative District 45. House Deputy Majority Whip for @RIHouseofReps ⚓️

Cumberland/Lincoln
Proud of this legislative accomplishment.
A Rhode Island lawmaker is introducing a bill that would require stores to accept cash. Have you ever encountered a cash-free store that only takes cards?
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Congrats Brandon on your win!!
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We are here in Cumberland awaiting all the local results
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Just voted and I feel fine!
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You’re right about that Tom!
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Happy Labor Day!!
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Next time you want to complain about RI Laws take a look at this Utah one. Went to eat but there was a bar at restaurant so I had to have my ID scanned!!😳
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Xay is my guy!
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Nothing better than a double rainbow in the neighborhood!!
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Nothing better than helping one of my favorite organizations!
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Getting ready to assist the Big Road Race this morning in Cumberland!!
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Congratulations to Celeste Dyer on her retirement of 33 years at the Cumberland Public Library!!
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Happy 50th Anniversary Cumberland Public Library!♥️
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Mia Ackerman retweeted
Happy Flag Day Rhode Island! ⚓️ 🌊 🇺🇸
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I’m truly going to miss you @PatriciaSerpa. You have been a true friend and a class act!!
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Proud to serve on this committee!
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Budget night with my seatmate Joe McNamara! Let’s go!
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Pure joy!!!
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Because bullying is never acceptable!!
The House today approved legislation sponsored by House Deputy Majority Whip @MiaForRep to address bullying in schools by creating a restorative justice program in which the student found to have engaged in bullying based on religion, sexual orientation or ethnicity would perform community service designed to educate them and deter future bullying. “Bullying in all forms is awful, but it is even more heinous when it’s based on personal identity. Attacking someone because of their race, religion or sexual orientation is hateful, plain and simple,” said Representative Ackerman (D-Dist. 45, Cumberland, Lincoln). “We need to do more than just tell students this behavior is unacceptable: we need to show them why discrimination is so harmful and provide an opportunity for them to learn.” More information: rilegislature.gov/pressrelea…
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