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</p> Harris is a co-sponsor of a bill introduced by Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, the other candidate in Thursday’s debate who raised his hand to indicate support for eliminating private insurance.
</p> After all that action, it’s time for recess. </p> Here’s the entire week in photos:</p>Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., listens as Sen.
</p> The House this month passed and sent to the Senate on Tuesday a bill that would grant permanent citizenship to up to 2.5 million undocumented immigrants, including “Dreamers.”
</p> Sanders is the lead sponsor of a “Medicare for All” bill and campaigned on the issue ahead of the 2016 election.
</p> A bill passed by the the new Democratic majority in the U.S. House this year, HR 1, would require all states to use independent commissions to draw district lines.
</p> [Familiar offsets could resurface in spending caps talks]</p> That announcement throws cold water on Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard C.
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> Early birds this morning included yea votes from Democrats Richard J.
</p> “We have a bill, the Senate-passed bill, that the House could send today to the president,” Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., said.
</p> [Senate approves border bill; Pelosi and Trump talk compromise] </p> Some moderates, many of them freshmen considered vulnerable for re-election in 2020, lobbied leadership Wednesday to just take
</p> The full chamber voted 225-184 to send the bill to the Senate where it faces stiff opposition from Republicans.
</p> Pence has been conducting negotiations with lawmakers over the border bill while Trump is in Japan at the G-20 summit.
</p> In June, we passed through the House two packages of spending bills, along with a standalone appropriations bill, for the upcoming fiscal year.
</p> The ruling pointed to legislative efforts, including a bill from House Democrats that would require independent commissions to oversee redistricting in each state, as well as the handful of states
</p> Increasingly, that tactic won’t work.
</p> [jwp-video n=”1″]</p> Washington Gov.
</p> The Senate rejected the House bill, 37-55, and instead attached its own bill as an amendment and sent it back to the House. Three Democratic senators voted against the House bill, Edward J.
</p> Among the others voting no, even as the bill would help many constituents, was freshman Republican Daniel Crenshaw, who represents Houston and some of its suburbs and who replaced the retiring Republican
</p> Courtney said Tuesday the bill didn’t have the votes on the Senate floor, indicating fewer than 16 of the chamber’s 19 Democrats supported it.
</p> Democrats lost two MTR votes to Republicans earlier this year but had soundly defeated all such motions since their last MTR loss in late February on a gun control bill.
</p> “We haven’t made a decision on exact timing yet, but it’s for early consideration,” the Kentucky Republican said.</p> Two of the three committee members who voted against the bill — Sens.