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While the occupants of the White House are reportedly charging ahead with a full schedule of December celebrations despite the pandemic, things are a bit more subdued at the other end of Pennsylvania
“I got an email today that said ‘Dog Schedule,’” committee communications director Jeff Gohringer told me of how Thursday’s pet project came together.
rollcall Whether it was a cramped schedule, the funeral of a president, changes to the tax code or overall crankiness, the holiday party scene this year seemed a little, um, meh.
While she may have turned in the “slowest time” she’s ever had, an outcome of her busy schedule and “sporadic” training, she says she enjoyed the leisurely pace and the opportunity to interact with the
But her staff have all chipped in to reconfigure her schedule and adjust to the slower pace. Wishing you a speedy recovery, congresswoman!
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The Capitol complex itself was largely quiet Thursday, with Mueller’s report arriving on CDs at the House and Senate Judiciary committees right on schedule around 11 a.m., and while those hand-offs
Combine that with a light schedule that has them working little more than three days at a time in Washington, and you get a complacent, lifeless chamber that shows little respect for actual discourse and