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“If Republicans pursue this partisan path of forcing Americans to pay more for less and destabilizing our county’s health care system — without even knowing how much their bill will cost — Republicans
Ryan said the amendment does more to ensure the sick maintain coverage, arguing the bill should now be more attractive to moderates.
Almost without notice, Republicans leading the negotiations on Capitol Hill have been quietly, steadily moving forward with their Democratic colleagues and were well on their way to ‘yes’ this week
The Texas Republican said lawmakers should have a good sense Wednesday about whether they will need a short-term CR to fund the government in order to have time to process the spending package.
“President Trump should think long and hard about the potentially catastrophic consequences of illegally rushing into a so-called ‘preventive war’ with North Korea,” the Massachusetts senator said
“I think ultimately we will repeal and replace Obamacare,” House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows said when asked if there’s a risk Republicans will conclude this month and the next without any
At a time when the out-of-power party should be uniting to battle a polarizing president with an approval rating of just above 40 percent, the Democrats instead are returning to their fractious ways.
It’s easy to say you care about principle over politics without an understanding of what it’s like to not control what legislation comes to the floor, committee agendas, and even investigations.
It should be easy for a guy who’s been in development and loves the art of the deal to figure that out.
On Monday morning, for instance, in a tweet at 8:48 a.m., he advocated again for the wall monies — and initially left a cryptic “if” on the end of a tweet without firing off a follow-on post finishing
Like the 44th president, Trump contended that the Constitution vests in the office of the presidency enough war powers to carry out some isolated military operations without lawmakers’ approval.
So when he publicly said critics of his agency’s policies — whether they come from Congress, civil rights groups or the public — should “shut up,” he came off as what he once was, a military man
Trump signed an memorandum Thursday expediting that review, which means it should be completed sooner than this type of probe’s typical 270-day window.
Pai believes the FCC should do what it can to ensure competition in the communications space and then allow the market to work its will.
“Tax reform will happen with or without Sen. Hatch. Supreme Court nominees will get confirmed with or without Sen. Hatch.”
Target in sight With that single post from Nir, the special election in Georgia’s 6th District transformed from a typically hushed conversation among Republicans about who should get “Newt’s old
Without it or another significant revenue source, the GOP’s tax plan could drive up the deficit — the opposite of what Republicans have promised to do.
Keeping AmeriCorps should be an easy one.
Members of Congress should have to take a civics test. As you may have heard by now, Rep. Markwayne Mullin has a unique take on his relationship to his constituents.
So, after saying no to Cooper’s Medicaid plan, some Republicans are coming up with a plan of their own — without calling it Medicaid expansion. Its progress should be interesting to follow.