Susan Wild on Welfare & Poverty

	Susan Wild on Welfare & Poverty

Meals on Wheels and the Children's Health Insurance Program

Before running for Congress, Rep. Wild built a well-respected and recognized legal practice and became the first female Solicitor of the City of Allentown, a position in which she shepherded in a new era of accountability and transparency.

Since coming to Washington, Rep. Wild has become a proven consensus builder and has become a leader in mental health issues and lowering drug costs. She has also worked across the aisle to fund critical, life-sustaining programs like Meals on Wheels and the Children's Health Insurance Program.

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Source: DCCC Frontline program for 2022 House race PA-07 , Jun 17, 2022

Lift America out of the COVID economic crisis

She worked tirelessly to help pass the comprehensive relief bill to help lift America out of the economic and public health crises created by the COVID-19 pandemic, and she fought for and secured $140 million in funding for mental health care for health care workers and first responders. "They need our support now more than ever," she has said. "This bold legislation will provide a lifeline for workers, families, and small businesses in our community and help forge a path to the other side of this pandemic. I couldn't be prouder of the tremendous good it will do for our country." Source: EMILY's List 2022 Congressional endorsements , Jul 25, 2021

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