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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., is facing pressure to schedule a vote on gun-related legislation backed by President Donald Trump and enough senators to clear the Senate.
Gun-related legislation backed by President Donald Trump now has enough support to clear the Senate, increasing pressure on Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky to schedule a vote on the measure
[No Sign of Punishment for ‘No’ Votes on Tax Overhaul — Yet] While Frelinghuysen controls the committee schedule, a difficult primary season could lead to a shortened legislative calendar and
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has announced a truncated August recess, but the new schedule might just be the opening bid in a complex negotiation with Democratic leaders over the terms of debate
“We have all these issues sitting out there, but we don’t have [any] schedule.” The chamber’s to-do list remains lengthy.
That would be a tall order any time and especially when work on the fiscal 2018 budget and appropriations has lagged months behind schedule.
Schumer, according to a person familiar with the judge's schedule.
And stay tuned for a schedule of new member orientation events this week; it starts up again on Tuesday. Check out our coverage from the first week of orientation.