In her first three years in Congress, @RepKatiePorter has leveled corporate titans and tussled with Republicans and members of her own party alike. She—and her whiteboard—are just getting started. vntyfr.com/WpPnUJ9
Porter, relatively unknown on the national scale when she flipped the 45th, was initially discouraged by the many protocols (official and otherwise) she faced in D.C.
She took matters into her own hands.
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She took matters into her own hands.
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But Porter’s ascent to congressional prominence was anything but certain—or even expected. “I wanted to teach,” she tells V.F., “because teachers changed my life.”
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“Her scholarship is always around the law fulfilling its purpose,” @SenWarren says of @RepKatiePorter now. “Katie was never in it for herself.”
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For V.F.’s November issue, @RepKatiePorter opens up about her winding road to Congress, fighting for change, and her experience on January 6: vanityfair.com/news/2021/10/k…
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