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And especially the more moderate candidates who were running as bipartisan problem solvers. so there is actually a ton of money in that sort of middle space. and you know, who raised a ton of money this cycle, people being attacked by donald trump, republicans like liz cheney and adam kinzinger. so there is actually -- when it comes to the money, i think being in the moderate lane is actually a place where you will do better. the question is, just in terms of energy and policy, how successful wi...

I dont know if it will stay there. >> the coops of the world have to say that to keep the progressives in the family. the question now, lets say the senate moves the bill. it gets whatever, 70 votes, 69 votes. the question becomes what does pelosi say when her moderates come to her, the problem solvers come to her and say we cant wait forever for the senate to move on another large bill. weve got to take the burden hand and we have to vote right now before facing a tough midterm. we have to give...

Chiropractor ditches patient records on front lawn of Cordova house Jul 12, 2021 / 10:25 PM CDT MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A chiropractor who left patient records in his front lawn has moved them after the WREG Problem Solvers got involved. Marilyn Storkersen called the Problem Solvers when she found the records in her neighbor’s yard in Cordova. “There are files that belong to a chiropractor who’s closed his business. All these people’s files put in front of his house,” Storkersen said. �...

Residents frustrated after gas shut off at Muskogee apartment complex Residents frustrated after gas shut off at Muskogee apartment complex and last updated 2021-07-08 07:19:33-04 MUSKOGEE, Okla. — Residents at a Muskogee apartment complex are upset after having no gas for more than three weeks. “I went to turn on the water and it was just very cold," said Adrian Jones. It’s been more than three weeks since Jones has had hot water in his apartment. He lives at the Village East A...

In hunt for infrastructure deal, every Dem has leverage By ALAN FRAM, Associated Press Published: July 6, 2021, 4:30pm Share: 4 Photos FILE - In this June 23, 2021, file photo Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, talks to reporters at the Capitol in Washington. Top congressional Democrats are hunting for the sweet spot that would satisfy the partys rival moderate and progressive wings, a crucial moment as they craft legisl...

July 6, 2021 The U.S. House Problem Solvers Caucus has announced its support for a $973 billion infrastructure package proposed in the Senate. Congressman Fred Upton tells WSJM News the 50-plus member caucus decided to back the proposal, which is scaled back by about $1.5 trillion from President Biden’s initial proposal. Upton says this one is similar to the Problem Solvers Building Bridges proposal. “It’s really focusing on traditional infrastructure needs like roads and bridges, and...

And implementing a critical incident response plan to quickly mobilize personnel to respond to threats. additional changes, riot training for the force including the national guard. obtaining more protective equipment, acquiring state of the art campus surveillance equipment. pitman said it was based on congressional attack investigations of the capitol riot. meanwhile, the house problem solvers caucus has endorsed is the infrastructure deal reached between the white house and a bipartisan gro...

Deseret News Share this story Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., left, and Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, attend a meeting with President Joe Biden and other members of Congress to discuss his jobs plan in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington on Monday, April 19, 2021. Andrew Harnik, Associated Press Sitting around dinner at Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s house last fall, four Democratic and four Republican senators, including Sen. Mitt Romney, cobbled together a less costly compromise to the $1.6 trill...

Rep. Dean Phillips bipartisanship tested by congressional realities His ambition faces fresh test with GOP challenges on infrastructure, voting rights.  July 3, 2021 — 5:59pm Text size Copy shortlink: WASHINGTON – Rep. Dean Phillips has his limits, a sense of where he draws the line. Well into his second term holding a Minnesota congressional seat coveted by Republicans, the idea of bipartisanship in a polarized Washington is cru...

Getty Images By Melanie Zanona, Manu Raju and Annie Grayer, CNN As Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy mulls whom to tap for a congressional investigation into the deadly US Capitol riot — and whether to appoint people at all — Republicans from across the conference are racing to show they have no interest in taking on a politically fraught assignment, particularly lawmakers in difficult reelection races. There’s even scant interest among the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach former Pr...