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POLITICO Sanders shakes up Senate staff It’s a reflection of the Vermont senator’s elevation to a powerful new position, but also an acknowledgment that his presidential ambitions are over. Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., questions former Gov. Jennifer Granholm, D-Mich., as she testifies during a hearing Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021. | Jim Watson/Pool via AP Link Copied Bernie Sanders is shaking up his staff as he steps into a powerful new role in the Senate, three people familiar with the moves to...

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Sanders replacing top staffers with campaign aides Max Greenwood © Greg Nash Sanders replacing top staffers with campaign aides Former aides to Sen. Bernie Sanderss (I-Vt.) 2020 presidential campaign are moving into top positions in his Senate office as he begins his new role as Budget Committee chairman, according to a person familiar with the moves. Sanderss current chief of staff, Caryn Compton, is leaving his office and being replaced by Misty Rebik, who served as his Iow...

Democrats See Path to Bidens Covid-19 Relief Bill Without GOP Help © Lev Radin/Zuma Press WASHINGTON—Democrats are weighing aggressive use of existing procedural steps to enact President Biden’s coronavirus relief plan as Republican opposition to the $1.9 trillion proposal hardens. Republicans have balked at much of Mr. Biden’s plan, meaning Democrats are likely to eventually move to a process called budget reconciliation to pass at least part of the legislation with a simple majority i...