Congressman Posey doesn't attend inauguration; writes enclosed letter to President-elect Biden

Congressman Posey doesn’t attend inauguration; writes enclosed letter to President-elect Biden

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January 20, 2021

By Robert W. Burns III

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From Congressman Posey’s facebook:

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I will be watching President Biden’s inauguration virtually like my constituents and most other Americans who choose to do so. I attended the Obama-Biden inaugural events several years ago and one of the inaugural balls. With all of the security issues and no other Congressional business scheduled, I will not be attending the inauguration today. I did however share a letter of Congratulations with President Biden earlier.

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