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Sep 10 2019
Opinion
Elizabeth Warren Continues to Persist
But does she have Trump’s number? And what is going on with him anyway?
Bret Stephens: Hi, Gail. Did you read our friend Frank Bruni’s column this past weekend? It’s one of the most thought-provoking articles I’ve read in a while about the likely shape of the 2020 race, and it contains this fascinating nugget: “19 Republicans in Congress have already announced that they won’t seek
Guest Writer - LeftApr 20 2021
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Senate Moves Toward Passing Bill Aimed at Curbing Anti-AAPI Hate Crimes
The Senate will likely vote on a bill this week aimed at cracking down on hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI). A 92-6 procedural vote in favor of the legislation last week indicated significant bipartisan support; the proposal comes amid reports of rising anti-AAPI hate crimes since the beginning of last year. Republicans and Democrats in the Senate have reportedly
ABC News (Online) Roll Call Washington ExaminerSep 16 2022
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Republicans Shift and Debate Abortion Stances Ahead of 2022 Elections
Republicans have been grappling with how to handle the politics of abortion — an energizing issue for Democrats — ahead of the November general elections.
When Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) proposed a national 15-week abortion ban, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell — a longtime proponent of similar bans — instead asserted that the issue should be left to states. While some
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Republicans Craft Own Police-Overhaul Proposals
GOP lawmakers express interest in banning chokeholds, increasing accountability.
Congressional Republicans are crafting their own proposals to respond to the killing of George Floyd while he was in police custody and the ensuing nationwide protests, marking a shift in the party’s stance on overseeing police practices and raising the prospect of collaboration with Democrats.
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Wall Street Journal (News)Jan 22 2020
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Republicans Block Subpoenas for New Evidence as Impeachment Trial Begins
Republicans made last-minute changes to their proposed rules to placate moderates, but they held together to turn back Democratic efforts to subpoena documents.
A divided Senate began the impeachment trial of President Trump on Tuesday in utter acrimony, as Republicans blocked Democrats’ efforts to subpoena witnesses and documents related to Ukraine and moderate Republicans forced last-
New York Times (News)Aug 05 2019
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Trump Calls For 'Strong Background Checks' Following El Paso and Dayton Shootings
President Trump will deliver remarks this morning from the White House in response to the deadly shootings over the weekend in El Paso and Dayton that killed 29 people.
In what might be a preview of his speech, Trump, in a series of tweets called on Congress to pass gun control legislation, saying the victims shouldn't die in vain.
"Republicans and Democrats must come together
NPR (Online News)Feb 27 2024
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Lawmakers Express Optimism After Meeting With Biden on Ukraine, Budget
President Joe Biden met with congressional leaders on Tuesday to find common ground on reaching an agreement on Ukraine aid and avoiding a partial government shutdown.
The Details: Biden and Democratic leaders attempted to persuade House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to agree to fund Ukraine, and Johnson reiterated his desire to address immigration along the U.S. border with Mexico
New York Times (News) The Daily Wire The HillMar 26 2019
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US Senate To Vote On Green New Deal
The US Senate will vote on the Green New Deal today in an effort to force Democrats to take an official stand. Some Democrats may vote present, believing that the document is not crafted enough to be ready for a vote.
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Schumer vows to fire Senate sergeant at arms if he isn't gone by January 21
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Thursday that if Senate Sargent-at-Arms Michael Stenger isn't gone by the time he takes over as majority leader later this month, he will fire him. Schumer's calls came one day after an angry mob of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, sending lawmakers fleeing from the floor and leaving four dead in the melee.
"It was appalling how ill-
CBS News (Online)Jan 22 2019
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Senate to Vote on Dueling Bills to End Shutdown
As the shutdown drags on, the Senate will vote Thursday on two proposals to fund the government. The first would provide $5.7 billion for a border wall and temporary legal protections for some immigrants, while the second would reopen the government until Feb. 8 without funding for a wall. Both are expected to fail.
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