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[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

Cowboys

[Warren Sharp @SharpFootball]

which WR duo would you rather have?

Ja’Marr Chase & Tee Higgins (1 & NR)
Puka Nacua & Davante Adams (4 & 10)
Amon-Ra & Jameson Williams (5 & HM)
CeeDee Lamb & George Pickens (6 & 7)

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@KB34509162 @ossoff How was he fraudulently elected?

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@ProjectVirginia Correlation is not causation. No such evidence supports your claim!

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@RepBenCline You preach affordability. I wonder if you will publicly state your thoughts on Trump not signing the Housing Bill.

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@Cline4Virginia If you've got neutral reporting showing she's made VA "less safe," I'm all ears. So far it's advocacy groups doing your homework for you.

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@RepBenCline Republicans made it clear: the future of their party is authoritarianism. Republicans are now promoting politicians who seek to undermine 250 years of American democratic norms and replace them with a failed, autocratic system of government. Fixed it for you!

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@VA_GOP What carbon tax is that?

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@RepJenKiggans It’s a shame we couldn’t find enough funding for food assistance programs and Medicaid. But at least the wealthy get more benefits.

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@VA_GOP Every single republican voted to cut food assistance programs and Medicaid. But sure, we have funds for a savings account !

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@RapidResponse47 @BennieGThompson Still doesn't offset the cuts to programs like SNAP and Medicaid. What about the kids then?

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@RepBenCline you knew this would happen. Care to speak on it?

[Eugene Vindman @YVindman]

One year ago this week, Republicans passed their Big Ugly Bill. 

The results?

❌More than 5 MILLION have lost health insurance.

❌4 MILLION people — including 1 MILLION children — have been kicked off SNAP.

These weren't unintended consequences. They were the result of deliberate choices made by rubber-stamp Republicans.

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@JamesBlairUSA You read the article? So between 70%-80% of those increases came from something else, not immigration? Also the same study found immigration grew local employment, without wages taking a hit. Sounds like its easier to blame the dems instead of fixing the actual problem. Supply

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@FoxBusiness The paper actually reinforces that the housing affordability crisis is fundamentally a supply problem, not an immigration problem. Freddie Mac estimated the U.S. housing shortage grew from 2.5 million units in 2018 to 3.8 million in 2020, before immigration surge began.

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@RepBenCline @HouseGOP I responded on Facebook but didn't get a reply. Care to break down the average a little more? Where something like 60% of the tax benefits went to the top 20%. Also care to explain what happens since the ACA expired? Who's paying for the $27 billion dollar bill?

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@SenKatieBritt https://t.co/yX2UvgkkbA

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@ChuckGrassley https://t.co/yX2UvgkkbA

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@Cline4Virginia https://t.co/yX2UvgkkbA

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@DemSocialists People over Profit!

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@RepublicanStudy @RepBenCline @RepBenCline any comment?

[Murph @Coach_Murph2]

@RepublicanStudy @RepBenCline Really? Yale Budget Lab found that combining the bill with 2025 tariffs, the bottom decile of households would see an average income reduction of about $2,700, while the top decile would see roughly an $8,000 increase. Also cuts to medicare and SNAP hurts people who need it most