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Seth Magaziner discusses NOAA cuts, mental health, and tariffs impacting cost of living

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U.S. Rep. Seth Magaziner Proudly Representing the 2nd District of Rhode Island’s | Official U.S. House headshot

U.S. Rep. Seth Magaziner Proudly Representing the 2nd District of Rhode Island’s | Official U.S. House headshot

Seth Magaziner, serving in the U.S. Congress and representing Rhode Island’s 2nd district, actively engages in issues impacting his constituents. Since assuming office in 2023, he has been involved in discussions ranging from environmental concerns to economic policies.

On April 4, 2025, Congressman Magaziner highlighted his participation in a forum chaired by the @NRDems, discussing the potential repercussions of proposed cuts at NOAA. He stated, “We even heard from RI fisher Sarah Schumann about the impact on our state’s seafood industry, climate resilience, & public safety.” The congressman underscored the importance of protecting NOAA to safeguard related jobs and industries.

Later that day, Magaziner addressed the accessibility of mental health care, noting its importance. In his statement, he mentioned joining @ThriveBHRI and local leaders to discuss adequate funding for essential services, “We must prioritize mental health just like any other part of health care.”

Magaziner also expressed concern regarding the rising cost of living, linking it to new taxation policies. At a later time, he tweeted, “The cost of living is too high.” Criticizing former President Trump’s plan, he described potential impacts on working individuals, specifically “new taxes on everyday goods through across-the-board tariffs” as “pure insanity.” Read more.

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