I got this in the email yestiddy:
Thank you so much for reaching out to my office about the economy. I appreciate hearing from you.
I’m working hard to deliver an economy that truly works for every Pennsylvanian. Pennsylvania families are currently being squeezed from all sides while companies rake in massive profits and the White House causes chaos with it's indiscriminate trade war. In the 119th Congress, I will continue to push for policies that bring down costs for Pennsylvanians and help local economies thrive.I will also fight for a fairer tax code that cuts taxes for working Pennsylvanians and small businesses while ensuring the wealthiest Americans and big corporations finally pay their fair share. Deficit-busting tax cuts for big corporations and the ultra-wealthy do nothing for middle class earners and will add to inflation. I was proud to support the bipartisan Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024 last congress, and I will continue the fight for working families and small businesses no matter who is in the White House. The tax code should also encourage small businesses and manufacturers to invest here in the U.S., which is why I cosponsored the No Tax Breaks for Outsourcing Act in my first full month as a senator.
Alleviating financial pressures on our seniors is also a critical part of strengthening our economy. I will work to protect hard-earned pensions and Social Security benefits–because American seniors should be able to retire with dignity, and no partisan games should get in the way of that. I was proud to vote for the bipartisan Social Security Fairness Act, which was signed into law last year. This law restored full Social Security benefits to millions of teachers, firefighters, police officers, and other public servants who had their benefits arbitrarily reduced.
Pennsylvanians deserve a strong voice in Washington, so hearing from constituents like you about these critical issues is essential to my work. I’m here in D.C. fighting for solutions that deliver real results for Pennsylvanians and every corner of our commonwealth. As long as I’m your senator, that’s what I’ll always do.
Thank you again for contacting me to share your thoughts. Please do not hesitate to reach out in the future about other issues of importance to you. If I can be of assistance, or if you’d like to learn more about my work on behalf of Pennsylvanians and our commonwealth, I encourage you to visit my website, https://www.fetterman.senate.gov/.
There's a problem, however as I don't know which blog questions he's answering.
Here's my tally for my Fetterman letters. Indexed by topic:
- Gaza - August 1, July 25
- AG Pam Bondi - July 18, July 4, May 30, May 16, May 2
- DHS Secretary Kristi Noem - July 11 , June 27, June 20, June 6, May 23, May 9
- US Senator Alex Padilla - June 13
- Harvard - April 18
- Trump Insider Trading - April 11
- DOJ Civil Rights Division - April 5
As far as I can tell, I've never posted to Senator Fetterman about the economy.
If someone in Fetterman's office is reading this, can they drop me a line to explain?
The letter: