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Updates from Senate Republicans and the Senate Republican Conference, led by @SenTomCotton.
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    Aug 5
    An alliance of communists and Islamists is taking control of the Democrat party.
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    Sep 4
    Expanded deductions and family credits significantly lower the tax burden for middle-class homes, leaving you with more money for groceries, gas, and everyday needs. Democrats voted against these cost-saving measures to give violent illegals free healthcare instead.
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    Sep 4
    This week, Senate Republicans sat down with Secretary Kennedy and Secretary Rollins to discuss how we’re backing our farmers and ranchers, cutting red tape, cleaning up SNAP, and supporting the ag economy.
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    Sep 4
    Republicans are reducing the size of the federal government.  We’re making sure tax dollars are spent on helping Americans, not on a bloated federal workforce.
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    Sep 4
    The lightest federal workforce in American history
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    Sep 4
    President Trump and Senate Republicans are unleashing the American economy by lowering taxes and cutting red tape.  Democrats voted to raise taxes.
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    Sep 4
    BREAKING: The U.S. economy blows past expectations in August, adding 162,000 jobs as the labor market rebounds from July's surprise decline. Economists surveyed by LSEG were expecting just 56,000 jobs, putting the actual gain at nearly THREE TIMES the forecast. The unemployment
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