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“I do not intend to surprise or harass anybody. I intend to do my job,” Grijalva said. He pledged no subpoenas would be sent without notifying the rest of the committee.
After languishing for decades without much action, the constitutional amendment and hot-button cultural wedge issue from the 1970s is back.
“Without them, and without their willingness to stay on, we would be in deep water,” said Chief District Judge Ricardo Martinez.
The two square miles that include the Capitol, White House, National Mall, principal federal monuments and federal buildings adjacent to the National Mall would remain the District of Columbia, without
“I am proudly pro-life, but I am not here to get my pro-abortion rights colleagues to join me at next year’s March for Life,” said Sasse, who chaired Tuesday’s hearing.
“They’ve earned it,” the Arizona Republican said. “I think it’s as rational a move as I could imagine, actually.”
“Safety and deployment must come hand in hand — we cannot have one without the other,” Pallone said.
“I’m always dignified,” she said. “I thought that was very dignified.”
“I don’t need any lessons from anybody, especially the president of the United States, about dignity,” she said.
Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the right-leaning American Action Forum, said Republicans will have an easier time focusing on those proposals without a more immediate threat to the 2010 law.
Lamar Alexander of Tennessee said Wednesday he believed Trump did what the House alleged, but that his “inappropriate” actions were not impeachable.
Schumer said Friday. “He can try to cheat in his election again, something that eats at the roots of our democracy.”
Mazie Hirono said when asked about her expectations for Trump’s address. “I would love for him to talk about bringing the country together, but I think that’s asking too much of this president.”
“So, you know, I hear what [Alexander’s] saying but I don’t know how you draw that conclusion,” Scott said.
Roberts Jr., said that he would not partake in breaking ties.
“I suspect there’ll be consideration about a vote to set a final vote,’ Texas Sen. John Cornyn, the former Republican whip, said.
“I don’t think a trial without witnesses reflects poorly on the chief justice.
In 2002, I stood here and urged us not to rush into war,” Lee said in her floor remarks.
Roberts Jr., instead of his usual response of “without objection,” changed it to a phrase that resonated with the haggard senators and others in the chamber.
“Quote, ‘Get rid of her, get her out tomorrow, I don’t care, get her out tomorrow, take her out, okay,’ end quote,” Roberts deadpanned.