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"If I thought that were true, I'd hang up the robe," Gorsuch said in his first public comments since President Donald Trump nominated him to fill the seat of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in
"I think a lot of us would like to pull that back from 2020 but I think more and more of us realize that that's just not politically doable," Alabama Republican Rep. Bradley Byrne said.
"I haven't given thought to that. I don't know the answer," Ryan said at his weekly news conference Thursday.
. … I think Trump came in thinking he could just do stuff."
to reduce the number of people without health insurance.
Hoyer, D-Md., criticized Republicans for pushing elements of the plan through two committees that week without hearings and a cost estimate. "However you dress it up, it is not regular order.
One day after House committees completed all-nighter markups of the legislation without estimates from the Congressional Budget Office about the cost and how many people would lose health insurance, McCarthy
"I think what you see is Trump and his people are doing things that are too rushed, and I think he's very impatient and basically goes off without thinking or preparing a lot," said Brad Bannon, a Democratic
I once asked a contractor friend about my darkish dining room. "Anything is possible," he said. "But is it feasible? How much do you want to spend?" (I skipped the window.)
"I continue to ask for additional names to come forward, and I'm assured that they will be soon," Republican Policy Committee Chairman John Barrasso said Tuesday.
"I think we actually have fundamentally different ideas on replacement — maybe not reconcilable. That's why I say the best way to get them done is to separate them."
"There was a member of Congress that came in here shortly after we opened and said, 'What do you mean I can't sit at a bar and have a drink?'
The New Jersey Democrat said he hopes not. "I hope that's not where we go because that's where we're going to start going down that path with everything," he said.
he said. "I really don't know." Almost heaven for Trump Manchin is one of 10 Democratic senators from states that voted for Trump last fall who are up for re-election next year.
[Senate Staff Diversity Efforts Turn to New Congress] "The more diverse the Senate is, the better it serves the American people," Schumer said in a statement.
"I don't think you would ever just blanketly say, 'I'm ready to accept these outcomes,'" Spicer said.
"I think this is something that needs to be investigated and addressed," he said.
Nothing President Donald Trump said in his first speech to Congress, and nothing visible on this year's budget battle horizon, will change the grim realities of the long-range federal fiscal forecast.
But Trump, wearing an olive USS Ford jacket with his name and "commander in chief" on a patch and a blue baseball cap, did not lay out how he intends to convince Democrats to increase defense spending without
"Absolutely, without any doubt.