Don Davis reflects on WWII anniversary and highlights Medicaid expansion

Don Davis reflects on WWII anniversary and highlights Medicaid expansion
U.S. Rep. Don Davis Representing North Carolina's 1st District — Facebook Website
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Congressman Don Davis, representing North Carolina’s 1st district, has shared a series of statements via social media reflecting on historical events and current legislative efforts. Davis, who succeeded G.K. Butterfield in 2023, has been active in both national remembrance and local healthcare initiatives.

On December 8, 2024, Congressman Davis commemorated the United States’ entry into World War II with a solemn tribute to the servicemembers who sacrificed their lives for democracy. He stated: “Eighty-three years ago, the United States entered World War II to protect democracy at home and abroad. We will never forget the brave servicemembers who sacrificed their lives for the cause.”

Later that day, he shared his enthusiasm about recent developments in his district with a brief post: “It’s been another inspiring week in the East!” The tweet was posted on December 8, 2024.

On December 9, 2024, Congressman Davis highlighted progress in healthcare access following Medicaid expansion. He noted that over 95,000 patients across eastern North Carolina now have access to essential healthcare services. To further this progress, he announced his support for three bipartisan healthcare bills: “After a year of Medicaid expansion, more than 95,000 patients across eastern North Carolina now have access to lifesaving healthcare. To build on our progress, we are cosponsoring the below three bipartisan healthcare bills: H.R. 5904, the Helping Heroes Act of 2023…”



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