Politics · 115th Congress
Orrin Hatch and the Origins of Mitt Romney’s Senate Bid
He handed the former Massachusetts governor a memo explaining why he should run to be his replacement. The Atlantic first reported the existence of such a memo.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Declares Love for Shutdown Over Immigration
Without borders we don’t have a country. So would I would shut it down over this issue? Yes.
Politics · 115th Congress
Rural Areas Feeling Left Behind in Race to Expand Broadband
He said the FCC should now give him and other small operators a shot at bidding for census tract-sized licenses for a portion of the 150 megahertz spectrum of Citizens Band Radio Service, or CBRS—
Politics · 115th Congress
2018 Republican Agenda Not What Lawmakers Envisioned
“To allow those things to go on their own track without conservative input would be a poor tactical move,” he said when asked if conservatives are open to funding the CSRs given their previous opposition
Politics · 115th Congress
Nunes Memo Could Weaken FISA, Congressional Panels
John Thune, R-S.D., the third-most senior Republican in the Senate, who on Thursday said that House Republicans should slow down and allow the Nunes memo to be reviewed by Sen.
Politics · 115th Congress
Analysis: Memo Mania Consumes Press Coverage of GOP Retreat
Without their support, a government shutdown in a week is a real possibility.
Politics · 115th Congress
Justice, FBI Brass Have Anti-Republican Bias, Trump Says
The FBI director and senior congressional Democrats oppose the memo being made public, arguing it could undermine national security and that it cherry-picks information without context or other facts.
Politics · 115th Congress
In Budget Talks, the ‘Dreamer’ Tail Wags the Spending Caps Dog
“Yet we know if we put it on the floor, that should pass, it’s got strong bipartisan support,” Cole said.
Politics · 115th Congress
Gosar Asks Capitol Police, DOJ to Arrest ‘Illegal Aliens’ at State of the Union
Law enforcement officers are not allowed to demand any identification without reasonable suspicion, the source pointed out.
Politics · 115th Congress
President Pitches ‘Dreamers’ Deal to Skeptical Congress
“Of all the places where the rule of law needs to be enforced, it should be in the hallowed halls of Congress,” Gosar tweeted.
Politics · 115th Congress
First-Term Presidents and State of the Union Big Asks
But, sadly, we build without a man who linked a long past with the present and looked strongly to the future. ‘Mister Sam’ Rayburn is gone.
Politics · 115th Congress
Why the House Is Voting on Defense Funding a Third Time
Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows said the provision is still in line with his discussions with leadership on the vote, which he said was generally about making sure defense spending was addressed without
Politics · 115th Congress
Some in Arizona GOP Trying to Nudge Arpaio Out of Senate Race
Kelli Ward can vie for the nomination without distraction.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump Adviser Says Infrastructure Push Won’t Have New Revenue
So the major delivery mechanisms for funding infrastructure should remain in place. We do want to repurpose some dollars.”
Politics · 115th Congress
Immigration Crackdown Raises Fears of Seeking Health Care
When patients are “scared to death” to seek even routine care, she adds, that “should be a concern to all taxpayers.”
Politics · 115th Congress
Organizing the Senate Can Sometimes Get Messy
The Senate’s leaders reached a deal to adjust committee membership without much fanfare this month, but such comity has not always been a sure thing.
Politics · 115th Congress
Republican Senators Look to Get Out Front on Immigration
Democrats agreed to support a three-week stopgap measure on Monday after a promise from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to put an immigration bill on the chamber floor should the government remain
Politics · 115th Congress
House GOP Has Message for Senate on Shutdown: Nuke the Filibuster
Changing the filibuster rules is possibly the only escape hatch Republicans have for ending the shutdown without striking a deal with Democrats.
Politics · 115th Congress
Shutdown Effects Would Hit Agencies Differently
An OMB official told Roll Call that agencies are being directed to comply with the law barring the improper spending of funds without appropriations, known as the Antideficiency Act, but not to inflict
Politics · 115th Congress
How House Republicans Got to ‘Yes’ on Funding the Government
But over in the House, Republicans are happy they were able to pass a four-week stopgap measure without turning to the Democrats for help.