“You have the Republicans in Congress listening to a president in court whose own chief of staff is saying he was wrong. And they’re using that as the basis on how they go forward,” says Pelosi as Trump derails the GOP speaker election. “Something is wrong with this picture.”
Representatives haven’t negotiated a plan to avert the impending government shutdown. They haven’t worked on aid packages to Ukraine or Israel. They haven’t made progress on vital legislation like the farm bill, to keep basic necessities like milk from skyrocketing in cost. Instead, they’ve been voting over and over to elect a new Speaker, and they’ve gotten nowhere.
McCarthy, who was an attorney for Rudy Giuliani as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, warned, “Very simple: Trump can’t win. 65% already against him. That’s before Dems launch [a] barrage after getting him nominated.”
The House voted 335 to 91 for a stopgap spending bill called a continuing resolution (CR) as it continues to pass the 12 spending bills before the end of the year.
After lawmakers in Congress spent weeks fighting over how to avoid a shutdown that would impact millions of people, they passed a measure Saturday that would temporarily fund the government
The 14th Amendment isn’t going to save us from Donald Trump. Nor is a ruling in New York state that he defrauded multiple banks and insurance companies over a ten-year period. Nor are the 91 charges against him in his four criminal indictments.
By law, Newsom is responsible for appointing her replacement. Before her death, he repeatedly promised to nominate a Black woman to serve out the remainder of Feinstein’s term which ends in 2025.
Biden’s policy positions have been largely popular throughout the country, but he has struggled to communicate his agenda and legislative achievements to voters, who often say Biden has not accomplished much. His overall approval rating also has not reflected the approval that many of his policies receive.
Many have shared Greene’s speech at the conservative conference and described it as a gift to Biden’s campaign.
Biden tweeted the video and wrote, “I approve this message.”
The local AM radio stations, now owned by Univision, will be sold to the Latino Media Network, which is buying 18 stations across the country for $60 million. The financing for the deal is coming from a company associated with Soros, who is known for his generous political donations to Democratic politicians.
