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Rep. Moskowitz Mocks GOP 'Flip Flops' on Continuing Resolutions Amidst Shutdown Threat

Forbes Breaking NewsApril 7, 20252 min11,694 views
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Republican 'Flip Flops' on Continuing Resolutions

  • 🎯 Rep. Jared Moskowitz criticizes Republicans for their perceived 'flip flops' on Continuing Resolutions (CRs), especially after former President Trump's tweet.
  • 💡 Moskowitz highlights past statements from Republicans, including those from Texas, who previously opposed CRs and spending money they don't have when in the minority.
  • 🎭 He quotes colleagues who viewed CRs negatively, with one stating they would never vote for one and were sent to Congress to cut wasteful spending.
  • 🗣️ Another Republican is quoted as saying, 'CR stands for capitulating Republicans, caving Republicans.'

The 'Never CR' Group and Shifting Stances

  • 💔 Moskowitz laments the apparent breakup of the 'Never CR' group, suggesting they were a 'boy band' who will only reunite when back in the minority.
  • 📌 He references Rep. Thomas Massie as an example, noting his past comments that 'deficits only matter when we're in the minority.'
  • 🎤 The congressman sarcastically suggests that if Republicans are simply following Trump's directives, they should 'give Trump the gavel' as he is effectively running the party.

Broader Economic Concerns

  • 📈 Moskowitz briefly touches upon current economic conditions, noting that in the last 30 days, egg prices are up, goods are up, and the stock market is down.
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Continuing Resolution (CR)Republican PartyHouse of RepresentativesGovernment ShutdownJared MoskowitzDonald TrumpThomas MassieCongressional PaycheckDeficitsGovernment SpendingEconomic ConditionsInflation
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