Campaigns · 119th Congress
At the Races: Let the market decide
Instead, she said she'll relaunch her Do Something Houston voter registration initiative.
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Congress · 119th Congress
Voter ID bill up next in the House, with Senate future uncertain
↵↵"I don't think they're very good at this. I don't think they've thought about all the unintended consequences of it," he said.
Congress · 119th Congress
‘This is not good policy’: Some GOP senators question advice Trump is receiving
I don't know."
Congress · 119th Congress
GOP hawks show contrast with Trump on European allies
Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, and Angus King, I-Maine, were scheduled to meet with the Danish ambassador, Jesper Møller Sørensen.
Congress · 119th Congress
White House signaled a domestic pivot, but Trump had other plans
Tim Kaine, D-Va., which would bar further U.S. military action in Venezuela without congressional authorization.
Congress · 119th Congress
Defense panels still not clear on Golden Dome’s attributes
made — I mean, that's just for starters," King said.Â
Campaigns · 119th Congress
Supreme Court mixed on striking down party coordination rule
"I don't know in substance what the difference is."
Congress · 119th Congress
Senate GOP divided over House push to repeal payout provision
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.
Congress · 119th Congress
Senate payout provision defies typical legal concepts, experts say
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
Congress · 119th Congress
Senate payouts unnerve some in House GOP ahead of shutdown vote
↵↵"I think it is outrageous, outrageous, for these Republican senators to effectively guarantee themselves million-dollar paydays," said Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Colo.
Congress · 119th Congress
Deal to end government shutdown advances in Senate
↵↵"I have long said that to earn my vote, we need to be on a path toward fixing Republicans' health care mess and to protect the federal workforce," Kaine said in a statement.
SASC Republicans gripe about spotty Pentagon communication
I say ’allegedly’ because the department has not formally conveyed to this committee that it is actually undertaking such a review," Chairman Roger Wicker, R-Miss., said in his opening statement.
Trump’s tariff regime case could reshape Congress’ taxing power
"I think it would sort of put the ball back in Congress’ court. Congress would have to decide if it wants to legislate and decide whether it wants to codify what Trump has asked for," Reynolds said.
Bills to pay federal workers stall, but senators ready to compromise
I mean, we’re pretty darn close." Van Hollen likewise expressed support for finding a compromise. "All Democrats would like to move forward," he said.
Both parties try to win the ‘blame game’ as government shutdown hits nation
"I want us to show a backbone right now." That’s a strategy the activist wing of the party is applauding. "I am cheering on [Senate Minority Leader Charles E.] Schumer.
Trump-Democrats meeting drama fuels risk of shutdown
"But I’m not certain that the meeting is necessary," he said.
Trump to meet with Democratic leaders ahead of shutdown deadline
They haven’t learned from the biggest beating they’ve ever taken," Trump said. "I’d love to meet with them, but I don’t think it’s going to have an impact."
Partisan stopgap funding bills fall short in Senate
The Senate shot down dueling versions of a short-term funding patch Friday before leaving town for a weeklong recess without a plan in place to avoid a partial government shutdown next month.
GOP shows division on Kennedy during Monarez appearance
"I believe preventable diseases will return," Monarez replied to Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., when asked about what might happen if Kennedy moves forward.