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have a long tradition of bipartisan cooperation, to report their annual funding bills by the end of July, that would have left plenty of time to debate, amend and approve bills in both the House and Senate
Trump later clarified in a Truth Social post that negotiations haven’t begun yet, and that he’d only talk to the Democrats about health care once they "allow our Government to re-open."
The congresswoman was one of a half-dozen serious Democratic contenders for governor, including another member of Congress, two high-profile mayors, and the former president of the New Jersey Senate.
Wednesday’s brief, unsigned order would allow the administration to re-fire three members of the commission appointed by President Joe Biden — Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric and Richard Trumka Jr.
Wait till next term: The Supreme Court last week delayed a decision on the constitutionality of Louisiana’s congressional map, announcing it needed more information and that the case would be re-argued
It’s not a hard choice, and I will not be seeking re-election." As he bemoaned the decline in bipartisanship in Washington in recent years, Tillis suggested his own party bore some culpability.
"[McArthur] made a statement: ’Never let Germany re-arm.’ … I always think about that when he says, ’Sir, we’re spending more money on defense.’ I say, ’Oh, is that a good thing or a bad thing?
But how many people itemize and take advantage of the SALT deduction that stands in the way of re-upping the 2017 tax cuts? Â
Senate Armed Services Chairman Roger Wicker, R-Miss., issued a statement Friday criticizing the Office of Management and Budget, not Trump, for sending Congress what Wicker called an inadequate budget.
Durbin, the longtime No. 2 Senate Democrat, said he would not seek reelection next year, opening up a safe blue seat that’s likely to spark a competitive Democratic primary.Â
One Democrat sees "central chaos, not central planning," while a top Senate GOP leader protested the notion of Trump as the central planner in chief, overseeing a command economy.
The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee advanced his nomination on party lines earlier this month.
Individually and collectively, members of the House and Senate have lost any sense of responsibility for governing the country.Â
Unlike decades ago, when members of the House and the Senate guarded their constitutional rights and responsibilities closely, today’s GOP appears more interested in supporting the president no matter
The Senate voted Thursday morning to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to serve as Health and Human Services secretary. The final vote was 52-48, with Sen.
The full Senate voted Monday evening to advance former Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination to be the director of national intelligence.