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Congressman John Rose @RepJohnRose - Video: Candidly, I used to be someone who supported the filibuster. Let me explain why I've evolved on this and why Senate Republicans need to NUKE it.
1) Republicans have NEVER in modern history had a filibuster-proof majority.
2) That means unless the Senate GOP eliminates the 60-vote threshold, we will likely not see any of the President's priorities codified.
3) If Republicans don't deliver on the promises we made to Americans in 2024, we'll lose our majorities in November. Period.
4) And frankly, I don't want to wake up to a Speaker Hakeem Jeffries and a Majority Leader Schumer.
5) Both have gone on record stating they will blow up the filibuster — like they tried a few years ago before Manchin and Sinema stopped them — and shove their radical agenda down the throats of the American people, including packing the Supreme Court, adding two extra states, and abolishing the Electoral College.
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https://x.com/RepJohnRose/status/2050219905811702267

Craig Caplan @CraigCaplan - Special #GA13 House election will be held July 28 to fill the late Georgia Democratic Rep. David Scott’s seat until the end of the year, announced by GA GOP Gov. Brain Kemp today. The U.S. House paid tribute to the late Congressman on April 22nd, the day he died at age 80.
https://x.com/CraigCaplan/status/2050346092424777809

Craig Caplan @CraigCaplan - Murkowski: "I stand firmly behind our troops, and as part of that, I do not take their deployment lightly, and I do not accept that we should engage in open-ended military action without clear direction or accountability. Congress has a role. Congress has to step up and fulfill that role, that obligation that the Constitution assigns to us. We owe it to the men and women who are serving our great nation."
https://x.com/CraigCaplan/status/2050340870461800511

Craig Caplan @CraigCaplan - Video: Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), who voted against beginning debate on a Democratic-sponsored Iran war powers resolution for a sixth time this year, announced from the Senate floor Thursday: "I'm not introducing an AUMF today, but if we pass this 60-day mark from the start of hostilities with still a lack of a credible plan and information from the administration, it is something that I intend to introduce once the Senate reconvenes here." @cspan 2