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The remaining Republicans fell into line, and the rule squeaked by, 214-213, clearing the way for the House to go about its business, which in this case was trying to keep the government open.
"We actually stopped negotiating just before midnight, because we actually had a deal that was then pulled off the table," House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris, R-Md., said in an interview with Newsmax
The eventual goal, the administration maintains, is to shift educational management and oversight to the states.
"The fight may be long, but we have the truth on our side, and I am confident that at the end of the day truth will win."
“If the president says to you, ‘I don’t care what the law says, I don’t like California, and I’m not going to give them the disaster aid they need’, [are] you … going to stand up to the president
The state of the economy was a big motivation for wanting to return to the House, he says. "You could see it," Stutzman says.
He said the Senate would then clear the package for Trump’s signature by the end of April or "certainly by May."
Harris, whom the group chose on Sept. 17 to lead it through the rest of the year, said he will use his understanding of the appropriations process to push for the most conservative spending outcomes possible
But I can’t do it practicing my profession," said the Maryland Republican, an anesthesiologist by training, in a recent interview. He’s mostly right.
We’re already way behind the [fiscal 2025] timelines, I would argue, let’s just have the election now," Cole, R-Okla., said in an interview Wednesday. "Whoever wins, wins.
The bill, which would transfer control of the stadium campus from the Department of the Interior to D.C. at no cost for 99 years, could give the District a competitive edge over its neighbors in Maryland
Bob Menendez railed against prosecutors again during a lengthy interview with NJ Spotlight News.
Split on Israel: As Democrats revel in the dysfunction, however, the growing crisis in the Middle East is exposing long-simmering tensions within the party.
D.C. is inactive and unresponsive," said Davis in an interview in the staging area, contrasting her experience reacting to issues including fentanyl, drug dealers, immigration and gender identity issues
“Hope springs eternal,” he said, citing “the work that’s been done to democratize power out of the speakership and into the membership.”
The last time a speaker race took more than nine ballots to resolve was in the 1850s, before the Civil War, “when party divisions were more nebulous,” according to the House historian.
House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy fell 15 votes short of securing the speaker’s gavel Tuesday in the first of what could be several ballots to determine who will lead the chamber for the next two
They sat down for an interview with CQ Roll Call in late April to discuss how their priorities have shifted since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24. “This was about corruption.
“The relevant national security committees should come back to DC and finalize the bipartisan package ahead of the March 1 [State of the Union] so that our country can speak with one voice on the
Daines said in an interview with CNBC that they can present conflicts of interest. “You put assets in a blind trust, you’re still aware of what assets are put in that blind trust.