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Jim Clyburn's Public Statements on Issue: Transportation

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On The Ballot: Running, Democratic for U.S. House (SC) - District 6

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01/21/2022 Tweet - "Reliable public transportation connects people to their community, jobs, medical care and more. That's why I'm proud to announce, thanks to @POTUS and the Democrats, SC will receive $373 million under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to boost our public transportation system."
11/09/2021 Tweet - "The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act goes deeper than building and repairing our roads, bridges, ports and railways--it responds to the needs of the American people."
07/22/2021 Tweet - "As I said during today's @ReaganInstitute #RISE2021 panel, I wish we spent half as much time discussing what it will cost our kids' futures if we don't invest in our education system as we do arguing about the price tag. Infrastructure is more than roads and bridges."
07/13/2021 Tweet - "This is about investing in our children's future. We need more resources to repair roads, bridges, clean water pipelines, and support life-changing modernization efforts to our public transportation systems and broadband infrastructure."
05/25/2021 Tweet - "Cutting off pandemic unemployment benefits early will hurt rural communities, and won't help people get back to work. People want to work, but they need job offers with fair pay, transportation to get there, and childcare to be available."
09/17/2020 Tweet - "This nearly $22 million investment in @SCPorts is great news for the economy of South Carolina. I am pleased to have worked with @USDOT to secure these funds that will improve infrastructure while creating new jobs."
01/17/2019 Tweet - "Travelers are already waiting up to 3 hours in security lines at Atlanta's airport. So what can kind of lines and security concerns can travelers expect during the #SuperBowl? It's time to end this #TrumpShutdown and pay our airline workers."
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