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Debbie Stabenow's Public Statements on Issue: Arts, Entertainment, and History

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01/17/2022 Tweet - "Today is a special day to honor & remember Dr Martin Luther King Jr. I'm sure he'd be horrified and furious to see Republican efforts across America to take away people's freedom to vote, including in Michigan. Let's honor him by stopping this attack on our Democracy.#MLKDay"
07/29/2021 Tweet - "Michigan was so fortunate to have Carl Levin & I was so fortunate to call him a friend. He was a tireless public servant w/ deep conviction & integrity. Senator Levin will be missed dearly. Sending my love & condolences to Barbara, Sandy, Andy, his daughters, & his entire family."
06/19/2021 Tweet - "Today we celebrate Juneteenth, freedom, and the end of slavery in the United States. Proud that Juneteenth is now officially recognized as a holiday -- it's way past time!"
01/08/2021 Tweet - "So heartbroken to hear of the tragic death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick following Wednesday's insurrection. My prayers go out to Officer Sicknick's family & friends. I'm thankful for the Capitol Police Officers who work hard to protect members of Congress every day."
01/06/2021 Tweet - "I'm safe, sheltering in a secure place, and listening to the guidance of law enforcement. Thank you to the Capitol Police and law enforcement for keeping everyone safe."
12/31/2020 Tweet - "As we say good-bye (good riddance?) to 2020 -- I wanted to express my sincerest gratitude to every single front-line worker for the courage and selflessness you've shown throughout this difficult year."
09/18/2020 Tweet - "Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a hero to millions of women, including me, because she walked the walk. Through her work and her example, she made an indelible mark on our courts and our country. I am forever grateful for her service. #ThankyouRBG."
08/28/2020 Tweet - "Today, on the 57th anniversary of the March on Washington, thousands are marching once again. To everyone who marched, yesterday and today, I'm proud to stand with you in the continuing fight for justice and equality! Enough is enough! #MarchOnWashington"
08/18/2020 Tweet - "100 years ago today, the #19thAmendment was ratified. I wrote this essay for @amhistorymuseum on how far we've come, all the women who got us here, and the women leaders yet to come:"
04/06/2020 Tweet - "Sad to hear that "Mr. Tiger" Al Kaline has passed away. He wasn't just an amazing baseball player - he was an amazing person. I was so pleased to join him at the 2018 Governor's Fitness Award Gala where he was honored. Sending my love to his family and all Tiger fans."
03/07/2020 Tweet - "Today marks the 55th anniversary of Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama. I continue to be inspired by the courage of the civil rights activists who fought for the right to vote in 1965. But, there's much more work to be done."
02/29/2020 Tweet - "As we wrap up #BlackHistoryMonth, I'd like to highlight some of the extraordinary men and women of Michigan who have led the fight for civil rights and equality."
09/11/2019 Tweet - "We will #NeverForget the thousands of Americans who lost their lives on 9/11, nor the brave first responders who sacrificed so much."
12/07/2018 Tweet - "We will never forget the bravery and sacrifice of our heroes at #PearlHarbor -- today we honor and thank them and all who served in World War II."
12/05/2018 Tweet - "It's my second time in only a few months to be here at the beautiful Washington National Cathedral to honor an American patriot. We need John McCain and President Bush's love of country and passion for our Democracy now more than ever."
12/01/2018 Tweet - "We mourn the loss of former President George H.W. Bush and honor his lifetime of service to our country -- as a Navy pilot in World War II, a diplomat, and a statesman who brought principled leadership to the world. Our hearts are with the Bush family during this difficult time."
12/01/2018 Tweet - "President Bush lived an incredible life of public service and we will miss him greatly. Now more than ever we must remember and learn from his pragmatic approach to leadership. My heart goes out to his family on this sad day."
09/11/2018 Tweet - "The bravery and sacrifice of the first responders and the lives of the thousands of Americans we lost on 9/11 will always be remembered."
09/11/2018 Tweet - "Remembering those we tragically lost on this day 17 years ago, and the heroes who put their lives on the line to save so many others. We will never forget your sacrifice."
08/30/2018 Tweet - "Senator McCain's passion and dedication to our country truly symbolized what public service is all about. I'll always remember him as a brave and caring friend."
08/27/2018 Tweet - "This is a must read from Senator Flake. Senator McCain's courage extended far beyond the battlefield. As Senator, he wasn't afraid to work across the aisle and do what was right for his constituents and our country. He will be deeply missed."
08/25/2018 Tweet - "John McCain was a true American hero. He served our country bravely on the battlefield and in public service. His independent spirit and his dedication to doing what is right will be greatly missed. My prayers are with Cindy and the McCain family during this very difficult time."
08/25/2018 Tweet - "Senator John McCain was a true American hero in so many ways. His selflessness & service to his country will inspire future leaders for generations to come. I'm forever grateful to have served alongside John. Sending love and prayers to his family on this very sad day."
06/19/2018 Tweet - "Today on #Juneteenth we commemorate the end of slavery and recommit to the fight for equal rights, opportunity and justice for all Americans."
05/17/2018 Tweet - "64 years ago today, the #BrownvBoard decision forever changed our history, but the fight for racial justice is not over. We need to continue to come together to advance civil rights and create opportunities for every child in every neighborhood."
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