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“She really was quite media savvy,” Wadhams said. “Meanwhile, I don’t think Congressman Tipton took her seriously.” A new Democratic opportunity?
Risks Without widespread acceptance of masks, workers face two risks: a greater threat of being exposed to the coronavirus and the potential of a conflict over whether they should be worn.
“What I can tell you without fear of contradiction is the focus will be kids, jobs and health care,” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday after a closed-door lunch with GOP senators
Without more clarity, they say, companies aren’t keen on testing the waters.
“I’m asking are there any objections; if there’s no objections, then I guess it passes,” Paul said. Then, confusion.
He thought about forging ahead on his own, without all the perks of his program, like housing and a stipend of up to $3,000 for basic needs (including dry cleaning).
“I don’t think there’s a clear leader in terms of what changes to Section 230 will look like,” Kosseff said, noting the differences between the bills.
“I think the worst part of it would be to undermine public confidence, which is what we need to get back to lots of kinds of economic activity that involves crowds.”
“I think it’s a pretty solid bill without a lot of the real flashpoint controversies that have been in some of the bills in the past,” said Virginia Democratic Sen.
So Speaker Nancy Pelosi may only be able to lose 10 to 20 votes and still pass bills without GOP support.
Edlow said furloughs would slow the process for people waiting to become U.S. citizens.
the California Democrat said. “I want Congress to work its will … but if one person is saying chokeholds and the other is saying no chokeholds, it’s very hard to compromise.”
When I was a little girl, the youngest of five children in a family with parents who made ends meet while never letting us see them sweat, the U.S.
“I can assure the senator that it was never Congress’ intent for gasoline to qualify for this tax credit,” Grassley, who helped write the alternative fuels credit into the 2005 surface transportation
“As eager as we all are to get results, I am grateful for the extra effort and due diligence to make sure every voice is heard,” McGrath said in a statement released shortly before 10 p.m.
“Unfortunately, I fear the President’s decision today to temporarily shut down these programs will create a drag on our economic recovery.
“Drafting a partisan bill, dropping it on the floor and saying, ‘Take it or leave it’ seems to be much more about getting the burden of dealing tough issues off Republican shoulders, without doing
astounding. … These things happen because President Trump and I work together for Colorado.”
“To ignore that call for justice would be wrong, so I have confidence that something will happen now, because it must, because the people insist,” she said.
“Our policy prohibits using a banned hate group’s symbol to identify political prisoners without the context that condemns or discusses the symbol.”