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Chris Murphy and Maxwell Frost go to Florida to call health care destroying the republican house

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettMay 9, 2025No Comments
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Chris Murphy and Maxwell Frost were part of a collection of more than 100 members of the Democratic Caucus of the Chamber and the Senate who have surpassed themselves across the country to hold the Town Hall in the districts and the States where the Republicans are afraid of presenting themselves and talking to their voters.

According to Senator Murphy, he and Frost will be in Sarasota, Florida, Saturday:

Senator Chris Murphy and the member of the Maxwell Frost Congress again take the road this weekend to retaliate against Donald Trump and the billionaire of Elon Musk of the government. Saturday, Murphy and Frost will organize a town hall in the 17th Congress district in Florida. Last month, the member of the Greg Steube congress voted on a budgetary resolution which could compromise health care of 118,300 registered Medicaid in his district, including more than 16,000 elderly and 9,000 children. If Steube will not meet his voters to explain his vote, Murphy and Frost Will.

While the Republican members of the Congress hide from their voters and refuse to defend their pro-millionaire program, Murphy and Frost travel across the country to underline how the Trump administration hurts families in order to enrich their ultrai friends.

The town hall will take place on Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. in the 17th Congress district in Florida.

The independent Democrats and Senator Bernie Sanders attracted crowds of capacity wherever they make the country in the districts represented by the Republicans, because the voters of these districts are angry and want answers.

Since the Republicans will not present themselves to speak to the people., Democrats are.

It is an intelligent strategy that lays the basics of mid-term elections in 2026. Democrats engage the voters, because the Republicans hide.

Murphy and Frost were a very effective team while traveling to the country. With the republican tax reductions for the rich debate which seems to last for months, the Democrats will have ample opportunity to bring their cases directly to the voters and to lay the foundations for the victory of all or part of the Congress next year.

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