Marilyn Strickland highlights workforce development and criticizes GOP funding cuts

Larry Strickland, North Carolina State Representative for 28th District
Larry Strickland, North Carolina State Representative for 28th District
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Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland shared updates on her recent engagements and opinions through a series of posts on social media, focusing on workforce development, local events, and federal funding decisions.

On August 27, 2025, Strickland wrote about her interaction with students from the Building Industry Association of Washington. She stated: “Great to meet with @BIAofWA students and learn more about their experiences entering the construction trade. Strengthening the American workforce means supporting our workers, investing in career development, and creating pathways to success. Read: https://t.co/wdzBWcqAmg”

The following day, August 28, she promoted a major local event: “Washington is closing out the summer with the annual State Fair! Check out your options and learn how to get around. https://t.co/kc7YAs9i3x”

Later that same day, Strickland commented on recent actions by House Republicans regarding federal funding. She posted: “Make it make sense. The @HouseGOP cut funds that their own communities benefit from. They gave up job creation, strong local economies, and safety all because they were triggered by the word ‘equity’. READ: https://t.co/4NoKrSY1YH”

Marilyn Strickland was elected to represent North Carolina’s 28th House district in 2017 after James Langdon Jr., according to public records.



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