Tag: house_republicans
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House Sends Hegseth Impeachment Resolution to Judiciary Committee, Effectively Killing It for Now
The 211-204 vote came after 11 Democrats missed the procedural motion, and Democrats are expected to revive impeachment when the new Congress opens Jan. 3 with a solid majority.
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Governor Sherrill Calls House GOP Subpoena "Political Theater" 13 Days Before Midterms
New Jersey Governor Sherrill says a House Republican subpoena is political theater timed 13 days before the midterms, defending her handling of the 2023 MVC registration issue.
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Media Monitor: USA TODAY reports Johnson warns Montana district a toss-up as GOP plays defense
USA TODAY's On Politics newsletter reports Speaker Mike Johnson told Montana Republicans their district is a toss-up, and that federal investigators questioned Rep. Ilhan Omar's sister in an immigration fraud probe.
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Congresswoman Clark Criticizes House GOP's $73 Billion War Funding Vote
Congresswoman Katherine Clark opposed House Republicans' $73 billion vote for Trump's Iran war, advocating instead for domestic spending on childcare, healthcare, and energy costs, while criticizing the bill's impact on gas prices and voter suppression.
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Media Monitor: NPR Reports on Saudi Nuclear Deal, House Legislation, and Student Visa Changes
NPR is reporting on a new nuclear cooperation agreement between the Trump administration and Saudi Arabia, significant House Republican legislation, and new visa restrictions for international students.
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Media Monitor: House Republicans to discuss defense bill, new senator sworn in, Supreme Court justice testifies on threats
USA TODAY reports House Republicans are set to meet on a $350 billion defense bill, Darline Graham Nordone will be sworn in as South Carolina's new senator, and Justice Amy Coney Barrett testified on increased threats to the Supreme Court.
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Congresswoman Clark Condemns Trump's Iran War and GOP's Resolution Block
Congresswoman Katherine Clark criticizes President Trump's "reckless" Iran war, citing 13 servicemember deaths and a lack of strategy. She also condemned House Republicans for blocking a War Powers Resolution to end the conflict.
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Media Monitor: Washington Post Reports on Tariff Reduction, Small Business Concerns, and GOP Budget Bill
The Washington Post reports the U.S. and China agreed to lower tariffs for 90 days. Small businesses fear the impact of tariffs, while House Republicans advance their budget bill.
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