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Currently, a small number of members in leadership positions receive full-time protective details from the Capitol Police, including the House speaker, majority and minority leaders of both the House
that brings us together,” Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, her voice quavering, said from the well of the House after endorsing the sentiment expressed, to a thunderous standing ovation minutes earlier, by Speaker
Handel supports the bill and is struggling to pull away from Ossoff in a district that until Election Day 2016 was as reliable a Republican stronghold as could be found should be deeply concerning to Speaker
Speaking to the House chamber later in the afternoon, Speaker Paul D. Ryan said “there are very strong emotions throughout this House today.”
Senate Republicans are squirreled away behind closed doors, writing a bill they won’t let the public read,” Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer told reporters Tuesday.
firing special counsel Robert Mueller, who he considered for another position. pic.twitter.com/X4IIHlh8at — PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) June 12, 2017 var rcrdTwitter = 1; House Speaker
The Republican majorities in the House and Senate have two possible storylines to advance.
GOP leaders such as Speaker Paul D.
House GOP leaders, namely Speaker Paul D.
Comey in front of the Senate Select Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
Speaker Paul D. Ryan declined to say how he prefers to deal with the measure if the Senate sends it back to the House with alterations.
The House bill isn’t expected to be taken up in the Senate. Sen. Michael D.
Prominent Democrats began advocating impeachment after former FBI Director James Comey testified before the Senate that the president had pressured him to drop an investigation of a top aide’s rumored
House GOP leaders, namely Speaker Paul D.
Comey before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Pence cited Trump’s January executive order cutting off U.S. aid to overseas health centers that provide abortions and a March bill (for which Pence cast the tiebreaking vote in the Senate) that
House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, in a written statement, said Dodd-Frank “has allowed the big banks to get bigger while small businesses have been unable to get the loans they need to succeed.”
But House Speaker Paul D. Ryan commended the president on the withdrawal, calling the accord “raw deal.”
“The Senate bill is going to be the Senate bill. Obviously the CBO score is one data point and it’s instructive, but it’s not our bill.”
Democrats look ahead Montana has a quirky political identity, with a Democratic governor and a split Senate delegation. But President Donald Trump won the state by 20 points last fall.