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Sincerely,
Ashley Rush
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Dear Mr. Rush,
Thank you for taking the time to write to me to express your concerns.
I appreciate hearing your thoughts and I understand how important these
issues are to you and many others. As a United States Senator, I will
keep your ideas and views in mind while working to promote principles
and policies to benefit Floridians and Americans alike.
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how to contact me and my office. As your Senator, I am committed to
hearing your concerns and opinions, and I welcome any views or input
you wish to share with me in the future.
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My Letter to Congress: H.R.1193 Federal Response to Eliminate Eating Disorders Act of 2009


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