Heating your home is expected to cost you 17.2% more this winter. That’s an increase of $1,025 to $1,202 – the highest we’ve seen in over a decade. Hardworking families cannot afford this administration’s price hikes.

Nov 3, 2022 · 11:53 PM UTC

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Replying to @SenatorTimScott
Fuck off lying Tim Scott, thanks!
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How about taking on the oil companies who are making record profits! #VoteBlueIn2022
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Might check your math, or your syntax, Senator. Come again?
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And? Do you have a plan to help or you just going to whine?
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Federal government doesn’t set PRIVATE UTILITY prices. As a senator you know this. I’m all in on fining congressional members that deliberately lie and docking benefits.
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How many traitors and Uncle Toms are in the US Senate ?
Replying to @SenatorTimScott @RepDonBacon
Inflation is GLOBAL brought on by a GLOBAL pandemic and Russia's war with Ukraine and not caused by US policies. But what can Tim Scott or any other elected official do about GLOBAL inflation? The answer is NOTHING? But hey, they sure can complain about it.
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#Quisling
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What is the Republican plan to lower fuel costs?
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