Campaigns · 116th Congress
Trump’s ‘secret stash’ of voters
On April 1, 6, 13 and 20, Trump’s job approval was between 45.2 percent and 47.4 percent, while his share of the ballot test ranged from 41.7 percent to 44.3 percent.
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Policy · 116th Congress
Rubio raises profile in pandemic, challenges GOP economics
A survey by the National Federation of Independent Businesses estimated that 74 percent of the nation’s 6 million small businesses applied for the PPP loans, but just 20 percent had received disbursements
Congress · 116th Congress
Senate report: Kremlin support for Trump in 2016 is accurate
An unclassified version was made public on Jan. 6, 2017.
Congress · 116th Congress
Lobbying on coronavirus surges as Congress doles out trillions
drug industry’s chief lobby, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, disclosed spending $9 million, a 9 percent drop from the first quarter of 2019 ($9.9 million), but more than the $6
Congress · 116th Congress
Judge Justin Walker is a window into McConnell’s sway on federal courts
He was raised by a single working mom, Deborah Walker, who left her low-paying but stable job when he was 6 years old, mortgaged the house, and used the money to buy a stationery shop so that she
Policy · 116th Congress
Congress works on SBA aid bill amid overwhelming demand
That’s better than what most business owners can promise: A JP Morgan Chase Institute study found that less than half of America’s 6 million small companies had enough money to last two weeks without revenues
Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
Then and now: Washington becomes a ghost town amid coronavirus pandemic
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) The Small Senate Rotunda by the Old Supreme Court Chamber was crowded with tourists taking photos on June 6, 2019.
Policy · 116th Congress
Witness stirs painful memories for two lawmakers
When Lawson ran for Congress in 2016, his campaign ads told voters about the fire that burned down his home when he was 6, and going to work in the tobacco fields at 8, but they didn’t say he went
Congress · 116th Congress
Pandemic and flooding? Science group predicts one-two punch
The Red Cross updated its coronavirus guidelines this month, saying it would enforce social distancing rules to place people at least 6 feet apart when possible.
Congress · 116th Congress
Senators fight over last-minute adds to coronavirus aid bill
addition, the Democrats’ bill would offer significant expansions of earned income tax credits for childless adults, and refundable child tax credits up to $2,000, with an extra $1,600 per child under age 6.
Congress · 116th Congress
No deal yet on stimulus as stock market teeters on the edge
But by 6 p.m., supporters mustered only 47 votes of the 60 required to take up the relief package. Plans by Senate GOP leaders for a speedy vote on passage Monday appeared in greater jeopardy.
Policy · 116th Congress
Airlines seek $58 billion in aid for business lost to pandemic
President Donald Trump signed the first coronavirus-related measure, a supplemental appropriations bill on March 6.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Consumer laws should protect children, not companies
Section 6(b) of the1972 law was intended to ensure accurate information is released to the public regarding safety concerns about the products we buy and to provide companies a chance to respond.
Factbase · 116th Congress
Not “Stable Genius” Again, Or Please Stop Making Us Run This Analysis
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 6, 2018 It got a lot of press and interrupted a perfectly calm weekend in the Fact Cave, where we’d fallen asleep two hours earlier
Factbase · 115th Congress
History: Federal Government Funding Gaps
[Update: Added January 12, 2018] The longest shutdown: December 16, 1995 – January 6, 1996 under Bill Clinton. The shortest shutdown: February 9, 2018 for about nine hours, under Donald Trump.
Factbase · 115th Congress
“Stable Genius” – Let’s Go to the Data
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 6, 2018 ….Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart.