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Those accounts came from a reporter in the press pool traveling with Pence, who also noted the VP turned to the American media contingent and grinned as Johnson spoke.
That has not stopped people from referring to calling Congress back to something special.)
“What we’re talking about today is granting waivers to states to offer junk insurance plans,” Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., said in a press conference.
We think today was really a milestone in making that sentiment.”
Ted Lieu, the first member of Congress to endorse Harris for president. Lieu’s takeaway from facing her in 2010? “Don’t run against Kamala Harris,” he told CQ Roll Call.
“The U.S. welcomes responsible innovation including new tech that improve the efficiency of the financial system,” Mnunchin said during a White House press briefing.
He said at a press conference at his California campaign headquarters that he did not see a way for his campaign to continue to meet fundraising and polling thresholds to qualify for debates.
“I expect we will get this done today, but I don’t know whether it will get enacted into law today,” McGovern said.
OPINION — If there’s one thing less popular than Congress right now, it’s giving Congress a pay raise.
Mueller told us a lot of what we need to hear today,” Nadler said when asked about the possibility of a subpoena.
“I don’t do cover-ups,” Trump responded later at a Rose Garden press conference.
“I think [President Donald Trump] was very happy with the meeting today.
(Her last formal press briefing was March 11, only her second of the year with reporters.)
first to weigh in following Barr’s press conference.
If you go on Twitter today (which we know you will), you’ll drown in the same tweets highlighting the same quotes from Attorney General William Barr’s press conference ahead of the highly anticipated release
“Let me just say how very, very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer on our country is going off the rails yesterday and today,” the California Democrat said unprompted
Some resistance Congress first passed the landmark domestic violence law in 1994 and most recently reauthorized it in 2013, but not without a fight.
“When you see the vote today, there will be nowhere near the votes to override a veto,” Scalise said.
Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., former Republican conference chair, said the declaration could subvert the balance of powers between branches of government.
The big bipartisan government funding deal is going to become law, but it will be far from the end of the border security battle between President Donald Trump and members of Congress.