
Gabe Murphy
@gabermurphy
Policy Analyst focused on national security at @Taxpayers. Previously @CharitySecurity – Views are my own. Pronouns: he/him
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08-04-2015 14:19:38
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‼️TODAY IN D.C. Ploughshares President Emma Belcher moderated a press conference for the launch of Up In Arms with Ben Cohen. The 💵money brick💵 represents the $$$ spent by the U.S. government on the nuclear arsenal—half of which is to develop nuclear weapons.






Servicemembers should have the tools & data they need to repair their own equipment, TCS analyst Gabe Murphy writes in @StarsandStripes. Thanks to Elizabeth Warren & Tim Sheehy for leading the charge on this critical effort. stripes.com/opinion/2025-0…

NEW: Elizabeth Warren & Tim Sheehy just introduced the Warrior Right-to-Repair Act to ensure servicemembers have the tools & data they need to repair their own equipment. The bill will save billions while strengthening national security. Count us in! warren.senate.gov/newsroom/press…

Today, Elizabeth Warren & Tim Sheehy introduced the Warrior Right-to-Repair Act. The bill would protect servicemembers, support military readiness, & save taxpayers billions. Let's get this done. stripes.com/opinion/2025-0…

Right now, members of the military are being stopped from fixing some of their OWN equipment. Why? Their contracts say that only CONTRACTORS can make repairs, threatening our security and allowing them to overcharge us by billions. Senator Sheehy Press Office and I have a bill to fix this.

Want to know more about #RightToRepair and why it matters? You’re in luck! POGO’s @veritas_dhg talked to Taxpayers for Common Sense' podcast about #r2r. Tune in: taxpayer.net/national-secur…

Good news! Elizabeth Warren & Tim Sheehy just introduced the Warrior Right-to-Repair Act. In the latest Budget Watchdog AF episode, Dylan Hedtler-Gaudette of Project On Government Oversight joined us to discuss how this will protect the troops, bolster national security, & save billions. taxpayer.net/national-secur…

The Pentagon just bought $400 million of stock in a private mining company. TCS president Stephen Ellis spoke w/ the @WashingtonPost about the taxpayer risks, underscoring that it's "a highly unusual if not unprecedented move for the Pentagon." washingtonpost.com/business/2025/…





Congress just gave the Pentagon a $156 billion boost w/out a clear spending plan. It’s a “shoot first, ask questions later” approach to national security spending on an unprecedented scale—& it’s bad for taxpayers & national defense. My take in Defense One defenseone.com/ideas/2025/07/…

W/ Speaker Mike Johnson floating more reconciliation bills this year, partisan Pentagon spending w/ a "fund first, ask questions later" approach could become the norm. TCS's own Gabe Murphy explains the taxpayer & national security risks in Defense One defenseone.com/ideas/2025/07/…