Podcasts · 116th Congress
Why everyone wants to talk about HR 1 - Roll Call
Everyone’s talking about HR 1, House Democrats’ overhaul of campaign finance, election and lobbying laws.
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Podcasts · 116th Congress
Budget deficit nears the $1 trillion mark - Roll Call
Show Notes:$960B deficit expected this year, more than $1 trillion nextBipartisan cooperation put to the test in SenatePower struggle begins atop the House Appropriations Committee Subscribe to this podcast
Podcasts · 116th Congress
No holds Barr as Democrats grill attorney general - Roll Call
rollcall Congress got its first crack at questioning Attorney General William Barr about his conclusions on the Mueller Report on May 1 in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing room.
Podcasts · 116th Congress
Can Congress avoid a shutdown? - Roll Call
Congress is finally back in town after a long summer recess and the race is on to avoid a government shutdown before the new fiscal year begins Oct. 1.
Podcasts · 116th Congress
The four most likely scenarios for 2020 elections, explained - Roll Call
Gonzales gave it a whirl, offering these four scenarios: 1) Eviction at 1600 2) Blue Washington3) Status Quo 4) Red Revival.
Podcasts · 116th Congress
Podcast: Comey Ready to Talk - Roll Call
TrumpTrump Contradicts Aides on Comey Firing↵Former FBI Director Comey to Testify at Senate Intel Committee Next Weekhttps://t.co/KeouwiEvO0pic.twitter.com/49f8YVcu7W↵—Richard Burr(@SenatorBurr)June 1,
Podcasts · 116th Congress
Podcast: What Businesses Have to Gain From the Tax Overhaul - Roll Call
RollCall Show Notes:House Republicans Raise Red Flags Over Senate Tax BillChanges to GOP Tax Bill Restore Adoption Credit, Address Small-Business ConcernsCrowley: Tax Bill Should Be Called ’HR 1 Percent
Podcasts · 116th Congress
Ep. 28: 7 Cliffhanger Races That Will Decide Which Party Takes the Senate - Roll Call
Democratic NightmareDemocrats Lead in Top Races in Battleground North Carolina"A third GOP senator backs an indefinite Supreme Court blockade"https://t.co/HRiLLFT0wv↵— Senate Democrats (@SenateDems)November 1,
Podcasts · 116th Congress
Ep. 30: The GOP's Tool to Fast-Track Trump’s Plans, Privatize Medicare - Roll Call
Show Notes:Trump's Legislative Liaison Key to His Fate in CongressMcConnell Pledges Obamacare Rollback But Cautions About OverreachRT to agree → In a nation of 323 million people, it makes no sense for 1
Podcasts · 116th Congress
Ep. 40: The Public Education of Betsy DeVos - Roll Call
jkRlJB2lpH↵— CQ Now (@CQnow)February 8, 2017"This confirmation process and the drama it has engendered has been a bit of a bear" –@BetsyDeVosgets a laugh@CQnow↵— Emily Wilkins (@emrwilkins)February 8, 2017Day 1
Campaigns · 116th Congress
Analysis: Impeachment’s no ‘game changer’ and other pet peeves
Again, compared to the current 44-54 job rating, little has changed since Jan. 1, when the president’s rating was 43 percent approve and 52 percent disapprove.
Congress · 116th Congress
Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 13
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 13, 2019var rcrdTwitter = 1; And he gave his party’s Judiciary Committee members a pep talk.
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
War on Christmas (decorations) comes to Capitol Hill
[jwp-video n=”1″] Frosty once stood 8 feet tall before he fell victim to his own “deflategate,” but it wasn’t long until all were floored by the casualty. No one, more so, than Perlmutter.
White House · 116th Congress
Trump appears to back short Senate impeachment trial
Despite public hearings in recent weeks, that is only 1 percentage point higher than the same poll found in the two previous months.
Congress · 116th Congress
Justices decide to wade into separation-of-powers showdown
Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, sided with the House and ruled that Mazars must comply with the April 15 subpoena.
Congress · 116th Congress
Appropriators reach spending agreement, fend off possibility of government shutdown
staff, who found out shortly before Thanksgiving how much of the $1.37 trillion in discretionary spending each of the dozen subcommittees would have to spend during fiscal year 2020, which began on Oct. 1.
Congress · 116th Congress
J. Brett Blanton on track to become next architect of the Capitol
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White House · 116th Congress
Official: White House not worried Senate’s lack of input might sink USMCA
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Policy · 116th Congress
Ways and Means offers its own plan on surprise medical bills
[jwp-video n=”1″] The statement comes after the House Energy and Commerce Committee announced a different agreement earlier this week with Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chairman
Congress · 116th Congress
Impeachment news roundup: Dec. 12
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 12, 2019var rcrdTwitter = 1; More counterprogramming: As the Judiciary Committee restarted its debate of the articles of impeachment against Trump, McCarthy claimed