Should the Senate discipline Josh Hawley for his role in last week's events at the Capitol?

Should the Senate discipline Josh Hawley for his role in last week's events at the Capitol?

Yes. He encouraged the rioters.

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No. He was doing his job.

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Yes. He encouraged the rioters.

Should the Senate discipline Josh Hawley for his role in last week's events at the Capitol?
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Rick Garrett
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Rick Garrett

Because is just adding fuel to the flame and there is no evidence of wide spread fraud!! I am personally disgusted with Republicans period!

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Ed Merzlak
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Ed Merzlak

In my opinion, Hawley is guilty of sedition, publicly raising his fist in support of the rioters. Remember, 5 people lost their lives. Censure does not remove him from office, he retains his title, stature, and power to vote. He is an embarrasment to the people of Missouri and he must be removed.

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Travis Follett
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Travis Follett

He knows there was no fraud. He's just using the situation to ingratiate himself to trump's base. He helped pour fuel on that fire.

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Sheila Plummer
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Sheila Plummer

Absolutely! This Missouri resident is embarrassed by his non-representation of a majority of his fellow Missourians.

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dglobetrotter
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dglobetrotter

He is not following the constitution, and spreads lies.

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Crystal Long
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Crystal Long

He helped with the riot on the capital he should resign

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R Talbott
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R Talbott

I believe he acted without consideration of common good, and acted in what he thought might increase his position for future political opportunities. Might have back fired. He should be censured by Congress.

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Audrey Shewmaker
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Audrey Shewmaker

He did encourage rioters. And he should be disciplined.

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Jennifer Tiff
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Jennifer Tiff

He knows there was no voter fraud. He knows Trump was lying and he backed it. He tried to take away our democracy and replace it with a dictatorship. I think Gobbels was a great comparison to Hawleys behavior in this attempted government coupe.

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Nina Ogle
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Nina Ogle

The courts decided there was no election fraud and he knows this. He is not upholding his oath to support the Constitution.

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Cecil Schick
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Cecil Schick

He is now a trumplican and not a true Republican. He says he was speaking for the millions I think that's just what the election and all the recounts did. Your just a trumppet a puppet for the slime ball trump!

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Dennis Gravedoni Sr.
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Dennis Gravedoni Sr.

And because he used the riots for a fund raising event, even while the capital was under siege.

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No. He was doing his job.

Should the Senate discipline Josh Hawley for his role in last week's events at the Capitol?
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Kathy Palmatory
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Kathy Palmatory

It is absolutely his right to question the results an election with so many obvious irregularities - just doing the job he was elected to do!!!

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Eric Endsley
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Eric Endsley

He is representing Missouri majority of people.

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Vernon Taylor
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Vernon Taylor

So the same ones who complain about overturning an election - now want to - because he's got the haters scared.

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Mary Jane Thomson Jackson
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Mary Jane Thomson Jackson

Sen. Hawley was doing his job, as we all know there was fraud in this election.

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Derek Burks
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Derek Burks

Its no different than when democrats did the same thing in 3 elections since 2000. If they see tom foolery. They are obligated by law to report it.

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stacy Hospital
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stacy Hospital

He is a great guy and is for the people! He believes that there was a problem with voter fraud as 80 million Americans do !! People should leave him alone !!!

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David Apel
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David Apel

What he did was totally constitutional and Pelosi did it in 2009,

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Johnie Brauer
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Johnie Brauer

He is doing his job by representing his constituents. I totally agree with him and very proud of him!! We need more like him!!

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Bill Whisenand
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Bill Whisenand

Because he was within his legal right to do it.

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Will Mason
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Will Mason

Asking to look at the election did not incite violence. 4 yeats of leftist lies did.

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Should the Trump administration fight a judge's order that it fully fund SNAP?

Should the Trump administration fight a judge's order that it fully fund SNAP?

Yes

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No

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Yes

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Fat Guy Outdoors
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Fat Guy Outdoors

Defund all welfare programs. Make people responsible for their own actions.

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Max
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Max

SNAP is primarily funded by the U.S. federal government through congressional appropriations, with the USDA providing the funds, and states administering the program and covering their share of administrative costs.

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Max
Max

Trump won this. SCOTUS ruled in favor of Trump.

No

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Eric Smith
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Eric Smith

Trump basically has no say in this, it's on the shoulders of Congress. Might want to study what all the 111th Congress did back in 2009-11... this is all about payback.

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Zaos Gonzolez
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Zaos Gonzolez

Spend the money on something else. Send missiles to israel instead.

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Toasty
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Toasty

Its all a game both sides are playing with real people in the middle. Trump should step aside and tell congress this mess is all theirs.

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Max
Max

Schumer knows this is all on the backs of the democrats.

Do you believe the POTUS should have broad authority to impose tariffs on other countries?
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223 Votes

Do you believe the POTUS should have broad authority to impose tariffs on other countries?

Yes

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No

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Yes

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William Schwabe
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William Schwabe

Because the president wants to put America first and make it as prosperous as it once was. #MAGA

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Steven Miles
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Steven Miles

Exec branch has the responsibility to manage the economy with other countries, congress can’t even produce an annual budget - look at this democrat shutdown, they want to spend another 1.5T on healthcare subsidies- sorry, we are in the hole $35T, wake up America.

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No

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k san
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k san

Congress has the power of the purse, if only they would use it. but they're too scared of being primaried by him. Of course, he should not have 1/3 of the powers he has adopted, whether constitutional or not. He's an abomination!!

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Tom Pummer
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Tom Pummer

Trump’s tariffs violate the constitution. Congress holds the nations purse strings. I can’t believe we hardly heard a peep from members of Congress on his actions. Spineless

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Rick Martinson
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Rick Martinson

Absolutely not. The Constitution gives that authority to Congress, NOT the executive branch of the government. Trump’s actions are absolutely illegal and unconstitutional. But he doesn’t care, and has been giving Congress and the American People the finger for the past 10 months.

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Mike Moreno
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Mike Moreno

Memo to trump...there is a document in this country called the Constitution. Read it, learn it, live it.

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