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For nearly 250 years, Americans have fought to preserve the principle that authority flows from the consent of the governed. The answer to our political challenges is not fewer voices. It is more consent from the governed. https://t.co/YDLJ6DGWpu
"Not my program!"
@danaperino and @garretgraves discuss the Department of Government Efficiency's plan to slash funds and mitigate outcries.
Perino on Politics: https://t.co/dEaPL6atai
Those hands have waved their way through successful campaigns and passed common sense legislation. Glad to work with a good friend @millermeeks#GoVote#GeauxVote
The chief sponsors, Rep. Garret Graves, R-Baton Rouge, and Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-Virginia, by Thursday evening had acquired enough signatures — half the House — on what is called a "discharge petition" that forces a floor vote. https://t.co/lpUvIlqEem
We have folks whose Social Security benefits had been reduced by two-thirds as a result,” Graves says. “This reduction has caused people — retirees — to have to be dependent upon social welfare programs like food stamps in order to make ends meet. https://t.co/kAzWGystvJ
Bureaucracy is often the disaster after the disaster, which is why cooperation is so necessary. It's why we obsess over disaster details and sometimes ball up our fists when response and recovery goes Cat 5. https://t.co/ep5V5giisg
Congrats Joe Mustachia on hanging your amazing work in the Gov’s Super Dome Suite. You made LA proud at the 2022 Washington Mardi Gras - “Louisiana: America’s Foreign Country.” https://t.co/RSSWskeHBZ