Maybe the administration just kind of woke up to the fact that this is actually the good part of the job, is delivering on what Americans are hoping their government is going to do.
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Rhetoric profile
Lisa Murkowski
Across 9 statements tracked since 24 Sept 2026, Lisa Murkowski's most frequent rhetorical moves are absolutes and deniability hedge.
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good things happen in Alaska when we help fund infrastructure investments at the federal level.
The time immediately after childbirth is an especially vulnerable time for mothers and their newborns.
Where there’s opportunities to put certain guardrails in our spending bills — there are tools, there are mechanisms — we have to be diligent to it.
If we had done enough, our constituents wouldn’t be continuing to raise it, and it wouldn’t be the No. 1 thing that everyone’s campaign is talking about. Everyone’s looking for the magic bullet. There’s no one magic bullet here. I mean, yes, the war in Iran…
I have come to the floor this afternoon to seek unanimous consent to pass a bill. This is called the Southcentral Foundation Land Transfer Act. I know that oftentimes, Members come the floor and say: Oh, it is not controversial at all. Let me tell you, this…
since I am here on the floor and since I have my friend and partner who has worked with me on other matters of great import and impact, I want to take this opportunity to celebrate something that happened last evening when we here in the Senate passed the…
I think we need to look at this more broadly in terms of the contours of the Impoundment Act itself. Congress needs to save ourselves. I don’t think that our strategy should be just hoping for a good decision out of the court. I think we have a role here, and…
what was not authorized is a demolition of the Kennedy Center. We’re trying to get more information. little bit of fact checking, more of an oversight here, in terms of where things really stand at the Kennedy Center.
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