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Cruz places hold on Biden commerce pick over lack of commitment on Huawei blacklist

Cruz places hold on Biden commerce pick over lack of commitment on Huawei blacklist Jerry Dunleavy © Provided by Washington Examiner Republican Sen. Ted Cruz placed a hold on President Biden’s Commerce Department secretary nominee after she declined to promise specifically to keep Chinese telecom giant Huawei on a U.S. trade blacklist, he said. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation voted 21-3 to approve Democratic Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo’s nomination on Wednesday, moving her toward a floor vote on whether to confirm her as head of the agency. Only Cruz and fellow Republican Sens. Rick Scott of Florida and Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee voted against her.

Cruz blocks vote on Biden Commerce secretary nominee over Huawei concerns

“I’ll lift the hold when the Biden admin commits to keep the massive Chinese Communist Party spy operation Huawei on the Entity List,” Cruz tweeted in response to a report from Bloomberg Business that he had blocked a vote on Raimondo.  Cruz’s block comes after over a week of criticism from both House and Senate Republicans of Raimondo’s comments on Huawei during her confirmation hearing.  ADVERTISEMENT The Commerce Department under the Trump administration added Huawei, one of the largest 5G equipment manufacturers in the world, to its “entity list,” effectively blacklisting the company over concerns it posed an espionage threat due to ties to the Chinese government. 

House Votes to Strip Marjorie Taylor Greene From Committees

House Votes to Strip Marjorie Taylor Greene From Committees © Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/Zuma Press WASHINGTON The House voted Thursday to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committee assignments, delivering a severe rebuke to the Georgia Republican hours after she said she regretted her past embrace of conspiracy theories. The House voted 230-199 to remove Mrs. Greene from the budget and education committees, with 11 Republicans siding with Democrats. The move will diminish Mrs. Greene’s ability to shape legislation and work with other lawmakers, sidelining her just weeks into her first term in office. Democrats said the move was a necessary response to counter the violent rhetoric and misinformation that helped foment the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, since GOP leaders declined to sanction her. Republicans warned it could spark future retaliation.

House ejects Marjorie Taylor Greene from committees over extremist remarks

House ejects Marjorie Taylor Greene from committees over extremist remarks Mike DeBonis Replay Video UP NEXT The House voted largely along party lines Thursday to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her two committee assignments, a precedent-shattering move by Democrats to rebuke a Republican who has espoused extremist beliefs that she publicly renounced in part just hours before the vote. The vote against Greene reflected deep frustration in the Democratic ranks over the Republican leadership’s reluctance to take its own action to marginalize Greene (R-Ga.), their desire to yoke the entire GOP to her extremism, and their anger over a lack of accountability for the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

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