Congress Is Struggling to Keep the Government Funded. Why Are Republicans Spending $40K on Pins?
People weren't happy with the green color.
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Congress barely avoided a shutdown, but somehow Republicans decided to spend $40K on pins.
People weren't happy with the green color.
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These lawmakers are still invested in banning congressional stock trades
Mike Johnson had hardly settled into his new office after winning the speaker’s gavel last October when Abigail Spanberger came knocking on stocks.
Source: register-herald.com
Murphy's Law: Who Are These Guys? » Urban Milwaukee
Who filed second gerrymandering lawsuit and why? Nine questions the case raises.
Source: urbanmilwaukee.com
Mike Johnson's Problems Are Getting Worse
House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing sustained criticism and members of his own party have voted against him.
Source: newsweek.com
Does Rep. Bryan Steil want to cut Social Security and Medicare? We took a look.
While Steil is part of a group that proposed changes to Social Security and Medicare, his office says he would vote against the plan.
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Wisconsin Republicans in Congress all vote against funding plan
(The Center Square) – None of Wisconsin’s Republican congressmen voted for the latest deal to keep the federal government open.
Source: thecentersquare.com
PolitiFact | Does U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil back cutting Social Security and Medicare?
Two familiar election-year policy topics have returned to the race for the 1st Congressional District — Medicare and Soc
Source: politifact.com
Capitol Police reports more threats against members, staff in 2023
Capitol Police investigated more threats against members of Congress and staff in 2023 than the previous year.
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Capitol Police reports more threats against members, staff in 2023
Capitol Police investigated more threats against members of Congress and staff in 2023 than the previous year.
Source: whittierdailynews.com