Why would we ask the American taxpayer to spend upwards of $1 billion on a plane that would then only be used for a handful of months and then transfer directly to the president?
Chris Murphy
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Chris Scott Murphy is a United States Senator from Connecticut, serving since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Murphy has been a prominent advocate for various progressive issues, including gun control, healthcare reform, and climate change action. He has played a significant role in national discussions surrounding these topics, often emphasizing the need for legislative changes to address pressing societal challenges.
It's understandable that there are a lot of Democrats out there who want us to be fighting harder. I mean, Trump is lighting our democracy on fire. And so it's frankly a good sign.
The number one priority of Republicans is protecting Donald Trump. It’s not protecting you. It’s protecting him.
It will become hard, maybe even impossible, to write a bipartisan budget ever again, because the minority party knows they can get double crossed.
And there’s no guarantee that we will ever get back because we have scrambled Iranian politics to the point where they might not now be able to make those concessions that they could have made before the United States and Israel struck…
[W]e were at the table negotiating a deal, and the only way to get Iran permanently off the path to a nuclear weapon, once they have all of that equipment and once they have all that knowledge, is a diplomatic agreement.
We have scrambled Iranian politics to the point where they might not now be able to make those concessions that they could have made before the United States and Israel struck them.
No, I don't give [Trump admin] credit for that — border crossings are low because they're violating the law every day. We have a law in this country that says if you are fleeing terror or torture from another country, you can come here and…
The most deeply immoral piece of legislation I have ever voted on in my entire time in Congress.
I mean, this is the most deeply immoral piece of legislation that I have ever voted on in my entire time in Congress.
This is the biggest reduction in, you know, nutrition benefits for kids in the history of the country.
We’re debating a bill that’s going to cut healthcare for 16 million people. It’s going to give a tax break to, you know, massively wealthy people who don’t need any more money.
The only way that you are going to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon is an agreement.
No, I would not have authorized strikes literally at the moment that we were sitting down with the Iranians trying to come to a peaceful settlement.
I’ve been briefed on the intelligence — there is no evidence Iran posed an imminent threat to the United States. That makes this attack illegal.
Again, that’s a decision the House makes. But I will say, I mean, if you compare his conduct in this administration to the conduct that he got impeached for in the first administration, his conduct in this administration is much worse…
That’s a decision the House makes. That’s not a decision the Senate makes. But it is clear that this is illegal.
I just do not think the president was telling the truth when he said this program was obliterated.
The president was deliberately misleading the public when he said the program was obliterated.
I walk away from that briefing still under the belief that we have not obliterated the program.
I just don’t think the president was telling the truth when he said the program was obliterated.





