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@RepJohnLarson

Member of Congress representing the First District of Connecticut.

Hartford, CT
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Joined June 2009
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  1. 9 hours ago

    I’ve got a solution to protect the insurance you paid for with every paycheck and strengthen Social Security overall! That includes a tax cut for millions of working seniors. Read more here:

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  2. 9 hours ago

    The answer isn’t ‘entitlement’ cuts. That’s Republican code for cutting Medicare & Social Security – the insurance YOU paid for. Why do Republicans want to cut YOUR earned benefits and hurt vulnerable seniors, veterans, and people w/ disabilities?

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  3. 9 hours ago

    Official data released by Fed Reserve shows that Social Security kept 27 million Americans out of poverty. But too many people are struggling with high medical costs and low wages.

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  4. 9 hours ago

    According to , Hartford is the #5 best city for jobs! From craft beer, new restaurants and affordable housing – the Hartford region is open for business:

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  5. Retweeted
    Oct 17

    Republicans promised that their tax law would pay for itself. It doesn’t.

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  6. Oct 17

    Good news for victims of crumbling foundations, but there is still more to do. The will be hosting a webinar in one week and if you need more answers on whether the casualty loss deduction fits your tax situation – SIGN UP HERE ➡️

    The IRS is going to allow homeowners to carry forward a net operating loss should their casualty loss exceed their income.
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  7. Oct 17

    Proud to have received a 100% on the for supporting equality. I will always stand for equal rights for all Americans. Thank you to the for all the great work that you do!

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  8. Oct 16

    Also, on Sept 24 at 10am there will be a webinar conducted by the IRS to help crumbling foundation victims navigate the waters of filing casualty loss claims and will also answer any other questions you may have. Register and Attend:

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  9. Oct 16

    If you have been affected by crumbling foundations or know someone who has and wants to file for reimbursement through the state – here’s how to do so beginning Nov 15:

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  10. Oct 16

    I was pleased to announce with & that homeowners will be able to carry forward casualty loss deductions for crumbling foundations over multiple years if repairs exceeded annual tax liability.

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    Oct 16

    Tomorrow 10/17/18 at 8:10am On & talking with about the new Determination from IRS that will help CT homeowners with Crumbling Foundations

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  12. Oct 16

    Social Security is NOT an entitlement, it’s the insurance Americans have paid into. We should be expanding and strengthening the program into the next century. Read more here:

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  13. Oct 16

    The party of so called fiscal responsibility has recklessly inflated the deficit. Now the Majority Leader is calling for "entitlement" reform. The only entitlement here is the major tax breaks for the rich in the GOP tax bill.

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  14. Oct 11

    Happy Birthday to my dear friend and colleague ! It has been my honor to serve with you on the Social Security Subcommittee.

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  15. Oct 11

    My heart goes out to those affected by Hurricane Michael in Florida and Georgia in addition to my continued support for personnel, the National Guard, first responders and the selfless citizens helping others.

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    Oct 11

    If you're a Connecticut homeowner affected by the pyrrhotite-caused crumbling foundations (or you have clients who are), is hosting a free webinar at 10 a.m. Oct. 24. Learn more about claiming casualty losses:

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  17. Oct 11

    Did you know that the average SS monthly benefit is $1,400? That’s why a stronger Social Security that reflects the real expenses seniors face is so important. Today’s announcement of a 2.8% COLA is good news – but let’s do better.

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  18. Oct 11

    Today’s COLA announcement of 2.8% is good news! But we need Social Security benefits to keep up with the rising costs that hit seniors hard – hospital bills, doctor visits, and prescription medicine. I will fight to and for the benefits YOU’ve earned!

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  19. Oct 10

    ICYMI: I joined @ and on to discuss how Social Security isn’t an entitlement, but it’s the insurance you paid for. Learn more here:

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    Oct 10

    Let’s count the ways this is a lie: ⁃You tried to take health care from 30 million Americans ⁃When you failed, you made it more expensive for everyone ⁃Your Admin is in court trying to gut preexisting conditions ⁃Your junk plans are scams targeting sick patients

    "As a candidate, I promised that we would protect coverage for patients with pre-existing conditions and create new health care insurance options that would lower premiums. I have kept that promise," writes for .
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