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↵↵As a recent college graduate in 1995, he hoisted the flag that flies over the Senate — which was easier said than done when the wind was blowing.
↵↵"With another year remaining in my term, I will continue working every day to deliver results for our region, advance legislation that improves the lives and livelihoods of people in my district and
An overarching theme of the second Trump administration's relationship with Congress has been forging ahead without pausing to let lawmakers weigh in.
↵↵"I think we can get broad consensus on [health savings accounts]," Johnson said at a news conference in December.
↵↵"I did not launch my campaign because Congressman Cuellar was in trouble, I am running because South Texas is in trouble," Tijerina said in a statement late Wednesday.
↵↵"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.
↵↵"There's no way our conference is going to vote on what Chuck proposed," said Sen. John Kennedy, R-La. "I don't see anything changing, if at all, for a while."↵↵Even before the conference, Sen.
Her biggest policy win came arguably in 2010 during the Obama administration, when she muscled through the sweeping Affordable Care Act without any Republican votes.
↵↵"This is a similar debate that I saw happen when I was first elected. And at the end of the day, I don't think that our party needs to have one face.
"You know the phrase ’No taxation without representation’?
"I know what it’s like to live paycheck to paycheck, to worry about rent, to go through a global pandemic without health care, and to fight for my son in a school system stretched too thin,’’ Berg said
But she ultimately left Washington without the major gun control overhaul she had sought.
"I regret the vote for Judge Souter, who turned out to be one of the most liberal members of the Supreme Court," Grassley said. In a 2015 Republican presidential town hall on CNN, Sen.
"This order could decimate thousands of organizations and leave neighbors without the services they need," the group’s president and CEO, Diane Yentel, said in a statement.
When I arrived at the Los Angeles Times in 2015, I created "The 55," diving deep into Congress’ largest and very powerful delegation.
"I don’t want to go backwards and see children or adults suffer or lose their lives to remind us that vaccines work, and so I am concerned," Cohen said.
Oz to Make America Healthy Again," Trump said in a statement. "Dr. Oz will work closely with Robert F.
"Honestly, I just voted straight down the ballot … given the cult that is surrounding the Republican Party with the rise of Donald Trump, I don’t trust any Rs at this point," said Daniel Connaway, who
"I would be very shocked if we wake up the day after the election and Trump does not win Iowa, but it wouldn’t surprise me to see some of these congressional districts flip," said Kelly B.
Asked by Cooper if she believes Trump is a fascist, as Kelly has said, the vice president replied without hesitation: "Yes, I do."