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Young Americans should be absolutely furious. The truth is Ed Markey doesn’t give a 💩 that he and other career politicians have stolen the prosperity of young people. Ed Markey doesn’t have any children or grandchildren to worry about. He and his wife have both lived off the taxpayers... for over ONE-FIFTH of our Country’s entire existence. Think about that for the moment. 250 years of existence and he’s been in office for 53 of them. We have $39 trillion in debt as a nation and he couldn’t care less. He wants to print more money out of thin air that we don’t have. I have a 26 year old, 24 year old and 7 year old daughter. We don’t have an inflation problem in this country - we have a career politician problem.show more

John E Deaton

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PAUL3 months ago

@MikeyAdams420 @EdMarkey Pussssssssssssyyyyyyy

ADQurum3 months ago

@EdMarkey Even as a non-American, I’m fully backing you against the witch, @JohnEDeaton1! If I could vote in the US, you’d have my support 100%. Honest, decent, and exactly what the Senate needs. Keep building! 🤝🔥 #XRPARMY #XRP

Gerry W3 months ago

@EdMarkey But Massachusetts keeps electing these bums.

WellResearchedLib3 months ago

@EdMarkey Correction: Ed Markey has only been in the senate for 13 years.

Tim Tilini3 months ago

@EdMarkey Let me ask you, the longer you have been a lawyer the better you have gotten correct? Same goes for any job including politicians. The problem, they don’t make good decisions or an effort to do anything. They also try to capitalize financially or use the position for power

Joe Kell🇺🇲3 months ago

@EdMarkey Ed markey belongs in prison

💥DigitalWisdomX💥3 months ago

@DigPerspectives @EdMarkey 🇺🇸Your a star spangled Tiger🇺🇸

Robert K.3 months ago

@EdMarkey Agreed...

John Costello3 months ago

@EdMarkey That’s why I’m voting for Seth Moulton. You know, a veteran who actually served in combat as opposed to you.

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