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Speaker Matt Hall criticizes Senate Democrats over road funding and budget negotiations

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Matt Hall, Michigan State Representative for 42nd District | Michigan House Republicans

Matt Hall, Michigan State Representative for 42nd District | Michigan House Republicans

Speaker Matt Hall, the Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives, used his social media platform to criticize Senate Democrats and highlight legislative activity over several days in August 2025.

On August 20, 2025, Hall posted a statement on X (formerly Twitter) expressing frustration with Senate Democrats. He wrote, "I've said it before and I’ll say it again: Senate Democrats are all talk, NO ACTION. Even the media is tired of their empty promises! Press conferences should deliver solutions...yet all we got was the same old line: still no plan to fix our roads."

The following day, on August 21, Hall announced a press event via livestream. He posted, "LIVESTREAM: Speaker Hall Press Conference - August 21, 2025".

Later that same day, Hall continued his criticism of Democratic legislators regarding budget negotiations. He stated on X, "Dems love to say 'the clock is ticking'. But we’re STILL on the House floor waiting for the Democrats to vote YES on withholding legislators’ paychecks if we don’t pass a budget. They’re currently hiding in their caucus room…"

The ongoing debate over road funding and timely passage of state budgets has been a recurring issue in Michigan politics. Disagreements between Republicans and Democrats have previously led to delays in infrastructure projects and discussions about legislative accountability measures such as withholding lawmakers' pay during budget impasses.

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