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Missourians deserve a state that works for everyone.

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Missourians can’t afford food, healthcare or a roof over their heads, but there’s $68 million for this?
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@GovMikeKehoe @SenEricSchmitt How about putting that money toward things Missourians need to live their everyday lives?
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Hawley voted to make gas more expensive by staying in Iran, cut funding to rural hospitals by voting for the One Big Beautiful Bill, and still hasn’t acted on insider trading despite being in Congress since 2019.
Instead of politically-motivated impeachments, the Democrats should try listening to the American people Congress needs to suspend the gas tax, fund rural hospitals, and pass my bill to ban insider stock trading
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More than a third of Missouri families can’t afford to live here. How is the Missouri Legislature going to fix this?
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Hasn’t done schmitt for us since he’s been in office.
Republicans have the next few weeks to deliver meaningful wins to the American people. We’re fighting for a safer, more prosperous country, and we’re not going to let up.
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Hawley voted to cut Medicaid and healthcare and to support the war in Iran raising costs. Now he’s criticizing them. But we kept the receipts. 🧵
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Hawley voted to make gas more expensive by staying in Iran, cut funding to rural hospitals by voting for the One Big Beautiful Bill, and still hasn’t acted on insider trading despite being in Congress since 2019.
Instead of politically-motivated impeachments, the Democrats should try listening to the American people Congress needs to suspend the gas tax, fund rural hospitals, and pass my bill to ban insider stock trading
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Are Republicans going to finally listen? Or are they going to double down?
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Hawley voted to cut Medicaid and healthcare and to support the war in Iran raising costs. Now he’s criticizing them. But we kept the receipts. 🧵
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If @HawleyMO wants someone to blame, he should look in the mirror.
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📰 Hawley's quote dodging responsibility via @AndrewDesiderio with @PunchbowlNews
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A stunning rebuke OF HIS OWN VOTES. This is what @HawleyMO voted for. He doesn't get to run from them too.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) with a stinging rebuke of this Congress: “When you cut Medicaid but you fund data centers, when you cut rural hospital funding, then you fund Planned Parenthood, when you let the cost of healthcare for working people go through the roof but you can't do anything for them on other issues of affordability from fertilizer to gas and everything else — yeah, you know what? The American public doesn't like that very much.” 
I asked: Does that mean new leadership is needed? Hawley: “I'm not going to pledge my vote ahead of time.”
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A stunning rebuke OF HIS OWN VOTES. This is what @HawleyMO voted for. He doesn't get to run from them too.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) with a stinging rebuke of this Congress: “When you cut Medicaid but you fund data centers, when you cut rural hospital funding, then you fund Planned Parenthood, when you let the cost of healthcare for working people go through the roof but you can't do anything for them on other issues of affordability from fertilizer to gas and everything else — yeah, you know what? The American public doesn't like that very much.” 
I asked: Does that mean new leadership is needed? Hawley: “I'm not going to pledge my vote ahead of time.”
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Are Republicans going to finally listen? Or are they going to double down?
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It’s time to build a Missouri where we can *all* thrive.
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