What Summit? A Muted GOP Response, Then Back to Business on the Hill – Roll Call

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What Summit? A Muted GOP Response, Then Back to Business on the Hill

By John T. Bennett

Posted July 17, 2018 at 7:21pm

By John T. Bennett and D.A. Banks

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A handful of fellow Republicans rebuked President Donald Trump for his press conference performance standing next to Russian President Vladimir Putin. But White House correspondent John T. Bennett says there’s no plans on the Hill to legislatively check the president’s foreign policy powers, or even pass a resolution to rebuke the commander in chief.

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