Senator Roger WickerПотврђен налог

The completion of I-269 in DeSoto County is the realization of a dream – and many years of hard work. The completed loop will relieve traffic and promote economic growth in North Mississippi. I am so proud to be part of this project and to have participated in today’s event.pic.twitter.com/JVmTnnXiUc

#Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility that affects all Americans. Follow these 5 top tips from @dhsgov and @staysafeonline to help keep your personal devices and online accounts secure. (1/6) #CyberMonth2018 #BeCyberSmartpic.twitter.com/BE0bPOfvnK

You can do your part to fight the #opioid crisis this Saturday by participating in National Prescription Drug #TakeBackDay Visit https://takebackday.dea.gov/  to find a location where you can drop off your unused prescription drugs.pic.twitter.com/6XkwOFvaAA

Enjoyed speaking with the American Legion of Tupelo this morning. Under Republican leadership, the Senate has confirmed a record number of conservative judges, lowered taxes, and brought unemployment levels to historic lows.pic.twitter.com/NxfAvmP0Pu

This morning I visited the Junior ROTC cadets at Jim Hill High School in Jackson. I authored the ‘JROTC Act’ to expand federal support for JROTC so that more students can benefit from this program in their schools. @JPSDistrict https://bit.ly/2CzCyEI pic.twitter.com/vXU5vUh0MX

This month millions of people have marked #BreastCancer Awareness Month by participating in a local event or scheduling a screening with their doctor. Check out these resources from @theNCI for what you can do this week: https://www.cancer.gov/types/breast  #BCAMpic.twitter.com/gFG91P7AoB

Last night I visited the campus of @emccinfo and @EMCCathletics in Scooba. It was good to see @LiorHaiat, the Consul General of @IsraelinUSA for our region.pic.twitter.com/DK9fyTeDKa

Today I toured The Piney Woods School in Rankin County at the invitation of President Willie Levi Crossley. I learned more about the history and mission of the school and how it prepares students for college.pic.twitter.com/JhypiaoDJ7

It was good to see Admiral Charles W. Ray, who is Vice Commandant of the @USCG, at last night’s Salute to the Military in Biloxi. This year’s event placed special emphasis on Gold Star families, whose loved ones died while serving our country.pic.twitter.com/9LYqBdhcKV

The American Duchess Riverboat docked along Silver Street in Natchez. #MississippiMondaypic.twitter.com/mb6FNbwlrq

I congratulate the U.S. Navy and all @USNavy veterans on 243 years of service to the security of our homeland. Naval power has been and will continue to be essential to keeping the American people safe.  #ForgedByTheSeapic.twitter.com/cS7rGXKSjc

#IngallsShipbuilding is the largest industrial employer in Mississippi with more than 11,500 employees.  Over the past eight decades the shipyard has hired more than 180,000 people to work in its Gulf Coast facilities.pic.twitter.com/Ow7n0qxcv4

Today #IngallsShipbuilding is the builder-of-record for the @USNavy DDG 51 class of guided missile destroyers, builder-of-record for the America (LHA 6) class of large deck amphibious ships, and the sole builder of the Legend class @USCG National Security Cutters.pic.twitter.com/VoyQBvBmCO

As co-chair of the Senate Nursing Caucus, I am thankful for the work of our emergency nurses to save lives every day. #ENWeekpic.twitter.com/rGpUYDlaIW

Over the past 80 years #IngallsShipbuilding has built more than 340 ships for the @USNavy, @USCG, and commercial and international customers at its shipyards in Pascagoula.pic.twitter.com/MDwZjqLIbt

In 1938, Robert Ingersoll Ingalls Sr., relocated his 175-employee iron works company to a 160-acre tract on the east bank of the Pascagoula River. #IngallsShipbuildingpic.twitter.com/3IFpK0IAKN

Today @SenHydeSmith and I met with over 70 Mississippians representing Community Bank and St. Dominic’s Hospital who were in town to tour our nation’s capital.pic.twitter.com/Ct0CqqrdBc

Joining @Varneyco on @FoxBusiness. Tune in now.pic.twitter.com/5bq5PTBCw8

It was good to see a group of student leaders from the Mississippi chapter of the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America organization. @NationalFCCLA helps young men and women to become leaders and to learn the skills necessary to be successful.pic.twitter.com/iUugzaHXAk

Today I met with @ViasatInc and learned more about their efforts to connect rural Mississippians with broadband internet. We must continue to work to close the digital divide so that more Americans have the opportunity to access new technologies.pic.twitter.com/aVTo7DbBpe