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"We're going to hit them again hard again today," Trump says of Iran.
Rep. Seth Moulton Press Office
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Rep. Seth Moulton Press Office
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Official account for Rep. Moulton's press office. Member of @HASCDemocrats, @TransportDems, & @CmteOnCCPDems. Tweets from Seth signed -SWM
- Don't worry everyone, President Trump will get right to addressing the soaring inflation he is causing after he wakes up from his nap at the Knicks game.
JUST IN: US inflation jumped to 4.2% (y/y) in May —>the highest in 3 years and up from 2.4% in February before the war in Iran. Higher gas and energy prices drove 60% of the gain. Shelter and food (especially restaurants) also contributed. The monthly increase was 0.5%. Core - Big corporations and businesses shouldn't get to run out the clock when workers organize for their rights. Rep. Moulton voted Yes on the Faster Labor Contracts Act today to empower workers when they vote for a union and force employers to meet at the bargaining table within 90
- Republicans just voted to give another $70 billion to ICE & CBP with no new oversight reforms included. That's on top of the $140 billion Republicans approved just a few months ago. Meanwhile, they sit on their hands when it comes to lowering gas prices or your grocery bill.The House passed a nearly $70 billion package to fund ICE and Border Patrol for three years, capping off a four-month partisan standoff. That bill is now on its way to Trump’s desk following a 214-212 vote. politico.com/news/2026/06/0…
- Today, we honor the Americans and Allies who stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day in defense of freedom. We are forever grateful for their extraordinary courage and sacrifice, and we remember the heroes who never came home, and their families who carried that loss.
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Another year, another NDAA! Lucky to have such great colleagues and staff working together on @HASCDemocrats to make sure our servicemembers, their families, and everyone who supports them get the resources they need. To my friend @RepMoulton, congrats on your final NDAA markup
- Statement from Rep. Moulton on voting No on the NDAA during HASC markup last night:
- .@PeteHegseth is trying to ban our servicemembers from studying at elite higher education institutions like Harvard. But if Ranger Pete can attend both Princeton AND Harvard, why not let servicemembers today have that same choice too? If Republicans are interested in dictating
00:00 - Nearly two-thirds of our budget. Insanity. Thank you for your support of the amendment, @RepRoKhanna.$1.2 trillion for more war, which is 65% of our budget, is insane.
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$1.2 trillion for more war, which is 65% of our budget, is insane.00:00 - Rather than debate the amendments being offered during NDAA markup, Republicans - except for the literal chairman of the committee - are either staying silent or leaving the room. Republicans know this defense budget is way too high. It's indefensible.
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Seth Moulton notes how Republicans haven't spoken up in defense of the budget or the battleship. "That tells you something about this administration's priorities," he says. "This Republican did," says Armed Services Chair Mike Rogers, the only R to engage in debate on either. - We need to ask ourselves WHY this bloated, excessive defense budget is being proposed. Because wars cost money, plain and simple. And this President has unilaterally decided for all of us that the U.S. should be fighting in more places, more often. Why are we spending moreDems are hammering military budget hikes in the opening salvo of NDAA debate. Rep. Moulton pitches an amendment to cut $150B from the House bill's $1.14T topline. Comes after RM Smith offered and withdrew two amendments pushing to raise taxes to offset DOD spending increases.
