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"I don't know about the other three, but we raised a lot of questions about Energy and Water, since we've actually passed that one across the [House] floor," he said.
Without a solution, prices for insurance through state exchanges or healthcare.gov could force people to quit the coverage.
He told reporters, "I think that's going to be out" of the NDAA.
↵↵"We were talking about what the contours of the package might be," Cole said Thursday night. "We haven't come to an agreement. I still think the next best step is to get a small package."
↵↵"I arrived at the conclusion they do not come any better any better than Dick Cheney," Bush said during his eulogy for Cheney at the Washington National Cathedral.
Josh Hawley, a Missouri Republican whose phone records were collected, said he would vote to repeal the measure.↵↵"I just don't understand why taking taxpayer money is a good idea," Hawley said.
↵↵"I think it's vitally important, as I mention, that we have certainty, clarity and consumer protection in these markets.
↵↵"I have nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein. I threw him out of my [Mar-a-Lago] club many years ago because I thought he was a sick pervert," the president said Tuesday in the Oval Office.
↵↵"I know some of my colleagues have objections on principle of combining these, but I really don't," said Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo.↵↵Sen.
↵↵"There is a health cost freight train, I would say to my colleagues, that is hurtling into view as we speak," said Wyden, D-Ore.
Schumer, D-N.Y., requested unanimous consent to pass the legislation without amendment as soon as it is sent over from the House. No senators objected.
↵↵"Without full restoration the benefits of the original proposal won't reach the farm gate or lower prices at the pump," the bipartisan and bicameral group of farm state lawmakers said in their letter
It is the most horrendous year in over 30 years of me being in government," Pocan said. "But having said that, I think it also might help us to go back and change it and get functional again."Â
this week to reopen the federal government, would allow senators to file a civil lawsuit against the United States for at least $500,000 per instance if the government searched or subpoenaed their data without
↵↵"I would say so," he said when asked if he supported the Senate's spending package. "I think based on everything, I'm hearing they haven't changed anything.
During a news conference at the time, Roy said Johnson should "deliver it quickly to the floor of the House." And Rep.
↵↵"According to detainees that my staff and I have heard from, the drinking water at the facility continues to taste foul, the food quality for detainees has not improved, and some detainees are skipping
↵↵"I think it is outrageous, outrageous, for these Republican senators to effectively guarantee themselves million-dollar paydays," said Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Colo.
↵↵"This is no way to run a country," Trump said in signing the bill ending a 43-day partial shutdown. "I hope we can all agree the government should never be shut down again."
↵↵Johnson said he had not been aware that the Senate provision was slipped into the spending package.↵↵"I found out about it last night," he told reporters. "I was surprised.