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Analysis Reveals Senator Is Most Foul-Mouthed Lawmaker — Brian Schatz | ChamberLight
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A New York Times analysis found Senator Ruben Gallego is the most "foul-mouthed" lawmaker on X, with 77 instances of profanity since 2020. The study highlights a growing trend of lawmakers using coarse language to express political frustration.
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best 40 stories · 65–68 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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