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No apology from Cheney during House GOP showdown over her Trump impeachment vote

Overnight Health Care: Biden commits to $1,400 checks, but open to eligibility limits | CDC director: Teacher vaccination not a prerequisite for safe school reopening | Coronavirus infections, hospitalizations falling

Liz Cheney REFUSES to apologize to House Republicans for voting to impeach Donald Trump

Just 61 Republicans voted on secret ballot to oust her from her No. 3 post  She was among 10 Republicans who voted to impeach Donald Trump  Cheney would not apologize for voting to impeach Trump last month  The conference met Wednesday evening amid an civil war over Trumpism House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy backed keeping his leadership team together  He could also delay the issue further and send it to an internal committee  Calls within the Party for Cheney to be ousted from leadership ensued after she became the highest-ranking Republican to vote for Trump s impeachment Her quote was even used by Democrats in their impeachment brief detailing their case against Trump for incitement of insurrection   

Democrats Go-It-Alone Stimulus Plan Faces Night of GOP Sniping

Democrats’ Go-It-Alone Stimulus Plan Faces Night of GOP Sniping Bloomberg 2/4/2021 © Bloomberg Mitch McConnell (Bloomberg) The Senate embarks Thursday on a late-night frenzy of mostly nonbinding votes as part of a process that will allow Democrats to pass President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion pandemic-relief plan without needing any Republican support. Any senator can offer amendments to the budget resolution that paves the way for the actual stimulus bill. In this “vote-a-rama” most measures will be symbolic votes unrelated to pandemic relief, giving both parties the opportunity to force politically fraught votes on issues including immigration, abortion and climate change without actually affecting the eventual coronavirus-related bill.

Okla Senator James Lankford Selected To Join Senate Energy Committee

Okla. Senator James Lankford Selected To Join Senate Energy Committee Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell announced the selection of Oklahoma Senator James Lankford to join the Senate Energy Committee. Senator Lankford will serve on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee for, at least, the current legislative session which will run until January 21 of next year. Senator Lankford will also continue to serve on the Finance, Ethics, Homeland Security and Governmental affairs, and the Indian Affairs Committees.

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