The reason that this war is dragging on endlessly – it does matter, and my colleagues should care about Trump's insider trading subscription scheme.
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.
This war is a disaster. America is losing. Consumers can't afford to pay these prices. Businesses are going under.
Can any of my Republican colleagues defend the president selling announcements from the White House for $100,000 a month, in the middle of a war?
I just want to go through this pattern for you because it is really important to talk about the fact that the White House is just not being straight with the American public about what's going on in this war…
He gaslights. He tells lies. And the essential gaslight is that the war is about to end: ‘Don't worry. Yes, it appears that there is no end. It appears that you're going to have to continue to pay these prices forever. It appears that…
The war might be continuing, not just because of incompetence, but because the president has found a way to make money.
Weighing that against the boost for Ukraine, I think it’s important to support Ukraine right now.
The essential gaslight is that the war is about to end. Don’t worry. Yet it appears that there is no end.
This long-overdue step will save millions in taxpayer dollars, cut red tape, and support economic development by allowing better collaboration between the Coast Guard and its surrounding communities – in places like New London…
What is the United States committing to in this agreement? Well, it's a little hard to decipher because of the terms, which are either mistakenly or deliberately fuzzy, but we at least know that the United States is committing immediately…
We look forward to working with you to ensure our nation’s veterans receive the care and benefits they deserve.
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Our urgent concern is validated by the American Tinnitus Association’s comments to the draft rule that 'tinnitus often occurs independently of any other health condition.'
Tinnitus is the most common service-connected disability recognized by VA, with an estimated 3.6 million veterans receiving benefits for this condition.
We ask that you again heed concerns from the medical and veterans’ communities about the benefits they receive to address tinnitus and sleep apnea.
VA must make clear it will not punish veterans seeking effective sleep apnea treatments or deny veterans with service-connected tinnitus the benefits and health care they have earned.
This redesign is about making it safer for auto traffic, but it’s also about making it safer for all kinds of commuters.
Those veterans would no longer qualify for life-saving VA health care and benefits.
Is there any chance that before I leave the Senate, or at least before I die, we can get the clouds back up there?
We really had to go back to the drawing board to try to figure out what Calder designed.
That statue is like if the ‘Mona Lisa’ was ripped in half, and you kept it up in the Louvre. That wouldn’t be the ‘Mona Lisa’ anymore.
I felt like I was going to retire from Congress, and this project would not be done. I’ve spent 12 years working on this, so it’s pretty thrilling.
We laud your decision earlier this year to rescind an interim final rule after it faced significant backlash from the veterans’ community.
I have underlying problems with the way Section 702 is designed. [A lack of a warrant is] one of the problems.





