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GOP senators push Musk to coordinate more with congress on cuts
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February 28, 2025
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as posted by the channelElon Musk met with a group of Republican senators to discuss his sweeping cuts to the federal workforce, with lawmakers urging more transparency and coordination with Congress. Meanwhile, Democrats face mounting pressure from their base to take action, even as they remain in the congressional minority. Democratic strategist Alencia Johnson and former GOP communications director Annalyse Keller join Way Too Early to discuss.
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