Rep. Sam Liccardo
@liccardo.house.gov
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Recovering San José Mayor | Jessica’s husband | Cycling 🚲 Geek | Congressman for CA-16 | All sarcastic posts are my own.
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Carol’s right: they don’t, and never have. These tax credits do help 24,000 of our local citizens–and 22 million nationally– cut their health premiums in half, though…and the rest of us save more by keeping healthier people in the insurance pool. [2/2]
Last week, I spoke with constituents like Carol from Mountain View about the government shutdown. Carol shared her frustration over false claims from congressional Republicans that the Affordable Care Act tax credits fund health care for undocumented immigrants. [1/2]
Mike Johnson, help us help you– and the 78% of Americans who want to see their ACA tax credits extended.
Casework Success Story: After three years of delays and dead ends with the IRS, a San José resident finally received their full refund, including interest, thanks to the persistence of our small but fierce casework team! [1/2]
Faced with threats of loss of federal research funding, MIT President Sally Kornbluth stood up for academic freedom, asserting the Administration’s “compact” is “inconsistent with our core belief that scientific funding should be based on scientific merit alone.” #CourageIsContagious [1/2]
Congratulations to San José’s own Ameya Desai, winner of this year’s @NPR Middle School Student Podcast Challenge!

Her impactful podcast, Far From Home – Shikata Ga, tells the story of a Japanese American internment through the eyes of a retired teacher. [1/2]
Congratulations to San José’s own Ameya Desai, winner of this year’s @NPR Middle School Student Podcast Challenge!

Her impactful podcast, Far From Home – Shikata Ga, tells the story of a Japanese American internment through the eyes of a retired teacher. [1/2]
Thank you to the over 1,000 local residents who joined last week’s telephone town hall. I appreciated the thoughtful questions and the strong will to protect our healthcare. Regardless of the duration of the shutdown, our Congressional offices remain open, and our team and I are ready to help you.
By heeding their example and highlighting their contributions, we uphold our shared values. [2/2]
Today, we honor the strength and resilience of the ancestral caretakers of the land within our district and throughout our nation. We still have much to learn from our indigenous communities, such as the practice of prescribed fires to contain wildfire risk. [1/2]
I’m flying back to Washington, DC this week to await any Republicans ready to talk, negotiate, and vote on a bipartisan solution to end this shutdown. 2/2
This shutdown isn’t just happening in Washington—it’s hurting real people in our community who are missing paychecks and trying to hang on. On Friday, I sat down with federal employees from our district to listen and explore how we can help. 1/2
Our telephone town hall is live! Call 855-269-4484 to join the conversation.
We’ve opened a satellite office in the Neutra House in @CityofLosAltos. Our staff will be at 181 Hillview Ave., right next to the Los Altos Community Center, on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 AM to 5 PM. [1/2]
🚨 Join me for an urgent Telephone Town Hall TOMORROW to discuss the government shutdown—what it means for you and what’s next. Sign up using the link, and we’ll give you a call! tthm.wufoo.com/forms/congre...
How is the shutdown impacting you? I want to hear your story—you can respond at this link: forms.gle/bKmP9F7xtkbY...
This day marks an unfathomable human tragedy—compounded by the devastating toll of the ensuing war. We must remain steadfast in our commitment to stand against terrorism and hate in all forms, and to achieve a ceasefire—and a just and lasting peace—in Gaza, the West Bank, and Israel. [2/2]