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Sen. Murkowski admits Trump's budget bill is harmful after she folded and voted yes on it: "I know that in many parts of the country, there are Americans that are not going to be advantaged by this bill"

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Kay 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 💙💙F*CK PUTIN1 year ago

Shame, Shame, Shame

nataS1 year ago

Throw her away. 🗑

Steve Lattanzio1 year ago

@jonfavs Blows my mind all these people voted yes to save their jobs which will matter exactly zero in a little over a year.

M1 year ago

How fucking grotesque

Marc Xavier Adams👊🇺🇸🔥1 year ago

She's a coward. What a horrible person

@Fievel131.1 year ago

Karma never loses an address.

kim cook1 year ago

@lisamurkowski you're offensive. You're also a traitor who did get a bailout for your vote. That's a bribe, and yes, it's offensive.

colleen1 year ago

@lisamurkowski Someone needs to do a random drug test on you because your judgment is pretty effed up.

Ufuk1 year ago

She sold out the country so she can keep snaps but lose Medicaid. What a coward. What will she do when the Gestapo she just funded to vote will come after her?

randomerfluff1 year ago

Typical republican. "I got mine, screw everyone else."

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