I think we all are angry that our colleagues are not allowing this body to do its job. But we are also angry that the cost of this war is not being borne by members of the United States Senate, is not being borne by Donald Trump's billionaire and corporate friends. The cost of this war is being borne by American consumers, by American small businesses, by American farmers.
Murphy addresses the economic impact of the war.
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This should be unacceptable to every member of Congress—Republicans and Democrats—and this should be unacceptable to the American public.
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