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Congress will soon be asked to raise the debt ceiling We shouldn’t do that without, at a minimum, attaching the REINS Act—to end the era of lawmaking by unelected bureaucrats, and usher in a new era of economic growth and prosperity Please share this if you agree!

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The universe is righting itself1 year ago

I happen to like you but @elonmusk is making US Senators look like a bunch of fools that wasted 30 years of our lives and money...

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J.R.Franklin1 year ago

It's time to break out the memes, boys.

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Mammoth Nation2 years ago

Just like President Trump, when Republicans get knocked down we get back up again. Join Mammoth Nation TODAY to stand with America First conservatives.

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Jacob1 year ago

Without the REINS Act, raising the debt ceiling only perpetuates the tyranny of unelected bureaucracy.

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Genevieve1 year ago

Can we attach the SAVE Act too?

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IX1 year ago

REIN the government in, continue the trend! Make Government Small Again

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Master Chief John-1171 year ago

The REINS Act, or Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act, is a proposed law that would require congressional approval for major federal regulations that have an economic impact of $100 million or more before they can take effect. It aims to increase legislative oversight of federal agency rulemaking and restore the balance of power between Congress and the executive branch.

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ericamanda1 year ago

I’d follow the leader on this one. @realDonaldTrump thats all you guys need to do. Don’t go get fancy.

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Cruz Parker 🇺🇸1 year ago

Enough is enough No more blank checks for bureaucrats strangling our economy Pass the REINS Act or watch the swamp drown in its own debt!

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Tammy D1 year ago

Agreed! Let's make this happen!

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Kacy1 year ago

Considering the amount of fraud and corruption in spending why raise the debt ceiling? Cut the waste and there is your funding needs.

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