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Madison Cawthorn Slammed For Blatantly Lying That Biden's Relief Bill Doesn't Include Homeless Vets

Madison Cawthorn Slammed For Blatantly Lying That Biden's Relief Bill Doesn't Include Homeless Vets
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In a unapologetically, blatantly false tweet this past Sunday, March 21, Republican Congressman Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina claimed the pandemic relief bill didn't include money for homeless veterans.

Twitter made sure everyone following Cawthorn's tweet knew it was incorrect.




It was fairly obvious Cawthorn just wanted to hurt the Biden administration regardless of the facts.

Meanwhile, he hasn't introduced any bills to help the veterans he supposedly cared about.



Cawthorn voted against legislation that helped homeless veterans.


Cawthorn has a long history of lying for political gain.


There were mountains of evidence debunking Cawthorn's claim.


Republican Madison Cawthorn remains one of Congress' most notorious spreaders of misinformation, but fortunately the internet has the receipts to tell the difference between truth and lies.

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