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Mark Takano criticizes corporate fees and calls for action on various issues

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U.S. Rep. Mark Takano 39th District of California | Twitter Website

U.S. Rep. Mark Takano 39th District of California | Twitter Website

Mark Takano, a U.S. Congressman representing California's 39th district since 2013, has been vocal on social media about various issues affecting American citizens. Through his recent tweets, he addresses topics ranging from economic concerns to gun safety and legislative priorities.

On November 17, 2024, Takano expressed his concern over the financial burden placed on families by large corporations. He stated, "Big corporations too often rip off hardworking families by charging junk fees, but Democrats are fighting back. We want to eliminate these fees in travel, housing, entertainment, and more."

In a tweet dated November 19, 2024, Takano commemorated the victims of a tragic event at Club Q. He urged for continued efforts towards gun safety reforms and the protection of individual dignity: "Today, we pause to remember the lives lost at Club Q. We must continue to honor their legacy by fighting for commonsense gun safety reforms and ensuring that all people can live authentically and with dignity."

Later that day, Takano critiqued the focus of certain members of Congress in another tweet. He highlighted perceived distractions from pressing legislative responsibilities: "To recap this week: - GOP fixated on protecting Matt Gaetz from an ethics report. - House members wanting to legislate bathrooms in the Capitol. No mention of lowering costs for working families, passing a budget, or doing the ACTUAL work of Congress."

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