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Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va., called for a “strategic pause” on Democrats’ $3.5 trillion spending package, Chuck Schumer, sounding more like the captain of the Titanic than Senate majority leader, rejected
“Successive leaders of both parties have failed to hold the votes for re-authorizing this conflict over the last two decades. For that, all of us in Congress should be ashamed.”
The Senate then voted 68-29 on cloture on the bill. As the Senate heads toward a passage vote, one Republican signed onto the bill while another fell away. Sen.
The Senate on Friday voted in favor of President Joe Biden’s nomination of attorney Ur Jaddou to lead U.S.
Senate. As a senator, Levin earned a reputation as a tenacious and intelligent legislator.
Vance entered the crowded Republican primary for the open Senate seat in Ohio.
Chris Larson in the Democratic Senate primary.
Senate pages will be back in the chamber this fall, another sign that normalcy is slowly returning to the Capitol. The U.S.
Democrats concerned about the weapons sale and said he would write a letter to the Biden administration requesting a pause in the proposed sale to give the State Department and lawmakers a chance to re-examine
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) A squirrel enjoys a Snickers candy bar in Upper Senate Park at lunchtime on Wednesday.
“Everyone must have the opportunity to get vaccinated regardless of race, zip code, disability, primary language, or internet access,” said Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Chair Patty
Ossoff went on, with colleague Raphael Warnock, to flip Georgia’s Senate seats in January, putting Democrats in control of that chamber.
Connolly, D-Va., seated one section over, made his way to the Georgians who clinched the Senate for Democrats, with welcoming enthusiasm.
That debate was on display Tuesday during a hearing of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation’s Subcommittee on Surface Transportation, Maritime, Freight, and Ports.
Johnson’s most steadfast Senate allies. Initially, that included unwavering support for Johnson’s Vietnam War policies.
There were recorded comments from President Joe Biden, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, plus a military band, WWI doughboy and sailor re-enactors, and, scaring
“But I would urge Americans, at that point: that’s not a time for us to get emotional and say we need to turn back around and re-engage the war with the Taliban.
Deb Haaland, D-N.M., will be the first Native American to serve in the Cabinet after the Senate voted 51-40 Monday to confirm her as Interior secretary.
Bob Menendez, D-N.J., lead sponsor of the Senate version, told CQ Roll Call that the Democrats are still gathering sponsors and working to educate lawmakers about the bill in the Senate.
Manchin, chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee that’s responsible for vetting her nomination, praised Haaland’s commitment to bipartisanship.