Eric Burlison criticizes legislative processes and praises DC Examiner

Eric Burlison criticizes legislative processes and praises DC Examiner
Eric Burlison U.S. House of Representatives from Missouri's 7th district — Official U.S. House Headshot
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Eric Burlison, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Missouri’s 7th district, shared his thoughts on social media regarding various issues on December 11, 2024. Burlison’s tweets address concerns about fiscal responsibility, commend a publication for its work, and suggest impending accountability.

In a tweet posted at 17:46 UTC, Burlison criticized the legislative process in Washington D.C., expressing concern over how spending bills are managed. He stated: “The Swamp operates in the shadows, crafting bloated spending bills, waiting until the last moment to release them, and shutting members of Congress out of the process.” He further remarked on the national debt situation by adding that it is “beyond irresponsible and exactly why we are over $36 trillion in debt – something has to change.”

Later that day at 18:40 UTC, Burlison praised a magazine cover produced by DC Examiner as deserving of recognition. He expressed his admiration through a tweet stating: “This is my unequivocal vote for the magazine cover of the year award. Well done, @dcexaminer”

At 19:30 UTC on December 11th, he issued a brief but pointed statement suggesting forthcoming actions or consequences with a simple message: “Accountability is coming…”



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