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But without action in the Senate, that delivery doesn’t go very far. “All of our people are on the ballot next time, a lot of theirs aren’t,” said Oklahoma Rep.
“This is clearly a disappointing moment,” McConnell said after the vote gaveled down. “I regret that our efforts were simply not enough — this time.”
“And I think at some point, accountability is not out of order for our Senate companions.”
“The good thing I think what’s happening today is that everything will be back on the table,” Ways and Means Committee member Jim Renacci said.
“I can’t speculate about a bill that doesn’t exist,” a Ryan aide said Friday when asked if the speaker put a Senate-passed bipartisan health bill on the floor.
Having spent more than five years being tortured in a Vietnamese prison camp, refusing to be released ahead of his comrades, it can be safely said that McCain needed no reminder of the perils of
Of course, the GOP boss was suddenly without any motive to do his longtime frenemy a favor, after his stunning and decisive vote against the health care bill.
“I am very concerned about anything that is just a vehicle to go to conference, and then having all the uncertainty,” Moran said.
The speaker said I could tell you we got assurance this thing will go to conference,” Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson told reporters after speaking on a conference call with House Speaker Paul D.
John McCain of Arizona, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, and two colleagues earlier Thursday said they wouldn’t vote for the Senate’s current proposal without assurance of a conference with the House
I mean we’re going to have a week full of votes. This will be done by the end of the week. And we’ll see,” Heller said. “I have no doubt that they believe that.
House and Senate negotiators reached an agreement late Wednesday to get the sanctions legislation against Iran, Russia and North Korea through the Senate without further amendment, avoiding a potential
“When I hear the Senate referred to as the world’s greatest deliberative body,” he said with his trademark sense of caustic understatement, “I’m not sure we can claim that distinction with a straight
“I think if they rule in the plaintiffs’ favor in the Wisconsin case, you will see a landslide of litigation,” Ryder says. “It makes every redistricting plan ripe for challenge.”
“I just believe we got to work as hard as we can to get to tax reform. That’s why I was a little concerned with the budget last night as well,” Ohio Rep. James B.
Shelly Moore Capito said she plans to vote to begin debate on the health care bill. “Today, I will vote to begin debate to repeal and replace Obamacare,” Capito said in a statement.
“I really think if we could’ve voted today it would’ve happened because I think a lot of folks just want an opportunity to be reassured about what’s in the bill,” the Oklahoma Republican said.
Asked if Trump wants to fire Sessions, Scaramucci said, “I do know the president very well, and if there’s this level of tension in the relationship, that that’s public, then you’re probably right
“I am very disappointed with the attorney general,” Trump said in the White House Rose Garden during a joint news conference with his Lebanese counterpart.
Postal Service, wrote the new facility would be built “without the high-level air filtration and materials used by everyone else for that type of facility.”