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Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey
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    • Dear Lynn, My husband informed me that as of sometime next year students will only be able to have a total of 4 semesters of financial aid in their life. Is this true? We did not vote on this! I am so concerned and confused....please advise....Dhyana Walker Rohnert Park Ca
      Yesterday at 10:46am
    •  Dear Congresswoman Woolsey, I wanted to let you know that you personally appear in the documentary film, THE ACTIVISTS: WAR, PEACE, AND POLITICS IN THE STREETS, which can be downloaded for free at the following link: https://vimeo.com/49732898
      Saturday at 9:38pm
    • Dear Mrs. Woolsley I am writing to you as a very concerned US citizen. With the tragedy that Happened in Libya And with all of the Troubling information about how it is a cover-up. I am so angry with our government right now that I want to scream from the rooftops. I feel that what is going on in our White House Is a scandal at the highest level including casualties. Worse than Watergate Because of the Election President Barack Obama has decided not to talk about this topic. I feel this is a fatal error and I believe that the information that has transpired should equal impeachment. I would love to able to contact all of my representatives in California however because I do not have the correct ZIP Code I am only able to Contact you. I do not understand that either. . We need to stand up for the brave Young Men and our Ambassador that lost their lives in Libya this should not have happened the White House was warned a month before the attack. A cable was sent to the secretary of state Hillary Clinton stating that the ambassador Felt the pressure of terrorist moving in and did not feel safe and requested more help and was denied. During the fire fight on our consulate three times the forces asked for more help and were denied. I am a very angry citizen I am concerned that the media is leaving this alone Congress is leaving this alone. AND WORST OF ALL OUR COMMANDER AND CHEIF LEAVING THIS ALONE. it needs to change SO I PLAN ON CONTACTING ANYONE BY ANY MEANS TO BREAK THIS STORY OPEN. I cannot tolerate being lied to by my US government this is a travesty I will be posting this letter on your Facebook site and mine.
      November 2 at 3:52pm
    •  Wanted to share Budget Control with you! It's a free, non-partisan app that lets every American try their hand at balancing the U.S. budget http://budgetcontrol.com/
      October 31 at 7:39am
  3. The [Department of Justice] has awarded a $429,053 grant to Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria as part of the Tribal Youth Program. The funding will be used to support and enhance Tribal efforts to prevent and control juvenile delinquency. http://bit.ly/OuUvRo
  4. The [Department of Justice] has awarded a $730,902 grant to Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria as part of the Justice Systems and Alcohol and Substance Abuse Program. The funding will be used to plan, implement, or enhance tribal justice strategies that address crime issues related to alcohol and substance abuse. http://bit.ly/OuUvRo
  5. Rep. Woolsey honored Spectrum LGBT Center on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. Located in Marin County, CA, Spectrum has been a leader and an integral part of the community for three decades. http://1.usa.gov/OXsNgF
  6. The [Department of Health and Human Service]’s Office of Community Services has awarded a grant of $50,000 to the Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County as part of the Assets for Independence program. Utilizing existing individual and community assets, AFI strengthens communities from within through the use of matched savings accounts. http://1.usa.gov/VUa2zO
  7. Rep. Woolsey honored Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin County, CA, on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. http://1.usa.gov/RcIc0u
  8. Two titles in three years! Congratulations to the 2012 World Series Champion San Francisco Giants!
  9. The Department of Health and Human Services’s Family and Youth Services Bureau has awarded a $200,000 grant to Santa Rosa’s Individual’s NOW as part of Basic Center Program for Sonoma County. http://1.usa.gov/QAjwiR
  10. Rep. Woolsey honored Robert Frank Ohrenschall, a Marin County businessman, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and community leader who passed away on August 28, 2012 in San Rafael, CA. He was known for his intelligence, wit, and compassionate heart combined with warmth that enabled him to connect with people. http://1.usa.gov/NN79zJ
  11. Due to inclement weather, the Washington DC office will be closed 10/29. For immediate assistance, please contact 707-542-7182 or 415-507-9554. http://woolsey.house.gov/contact-lynn/
  12. Rep. Woolsey was proud to participate in the Annual Discovery Day Open House at the Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies. http://bit.ly/VIIRM2
  13. The Department of Health and Human Services has awarded a $146,611 grant to Santa Rosa’s California Indian Museum and Cultural Center in support of its Tribal Ambassadors Through Technology project. http://1.usa.gov/SJKAgf
  14. FACT CHECK: In Marin and Sonoma (CA-06), the Ryan budget would threaten affordable housing programs that provide rental support for 1,700 households with seniors.
  15. Rep. Woolsey recognized the outstanding career of John Lowry. His inspirational leadership in providing affordable housing in Sonoma County, California has given thousands of disadvantaged and low-income Sonoma County residents a place they can call home. http://1.usa.gov/NN6v5h
  16. Go Giants! What a comeback. On to the World Series.
  17. FACT CHECK: In Marin and Sonoma (CA-06), the Ryan budget would reduce coverage for 13,000 Medicare beneficiaries who rely on Medicaid to supplement their Medicare coverage, potentially denying them over $460 million in health benefits.
  18. Rep. Woolsey honored Rohnert Park, on the 50th anniversary of its establishment. Incorporated in 1962, Rohnert Park has become an integral part of Sonoma County's historical and cultural heritage. http://1.usa.gov/SOkMf1
  19. FACT CHECK: In Marin and Sonoma (CA-06), the Ryan budget would force 101,000 Medicare beneficiaries to pay thousands more in premiums to remain in traditional Medicare after it becomes a voucher program.
  20. Rep. Woolsey: "George McGovern stood for peace, decency, and compassion for the most vulnerable among us. And he did so regardless of which way the political winds were blowing. From his opposition to immoral foreign wars to his lead role in creating nutrition and anti-hunger programs, he was one of the great humanitarians of the 20th and 21st centuries. America has lost a great statesman and a true gentleman."
  21. FACT CHECK: In Marin and Sonoma (CA-06), the Ryan budget would raise food costs for 2,500 households with seniors who rely on food stamps by as much as $1,100 per year or eliminate food assistance for many of these households entirely.
  22. FACT CHECK: In Marin and Sonoma (CA-06), the Ryan budget would jeopardize nursing home care for 1,300 residents whose expenses are paid by Medicaid.
  23. The momentum for marriage equality marches on! A federal judge declares the discriminatory Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional. It’s time to let people who love each other marry each other.
  24. FACT CHECK: In Marin and Sonoma Counties (CA-06), the Ryan budget would eliminate new preventive care benefits for 101,000 people on Medicare.
  25. Today, the National Park Service designated the Drakes Bay Historic and Archeological District in Point Reyes Station one of 27 new national historic landmarks. http://www.nps.gov/nhl/
  26. FACT CHECK: In Marin and Sonoma (CA-06), the Ryan budget would increase prescription drug costs for 8,200 Medicare beneficiaries who enter the Part D donut hole, forcing them to pay an extra $75 million for drugs over the next decade.

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