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May 8, 2023
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., is arguing that the GOP will take a hit in popularity with young voters if the party succeeds in banning TikTok, an app with ties to ...
May 7, 2023
Republicans should be forced to play this on a loop.
May 5, 2023
Senator Ted Cruz from Texas claimed on Wednesday that President Joe Biden lacks the "mental faculties" to negotiate with Republicans on the debt limit, Republican Senator Ted Cruz claims that President Joe Biden lacks the "mental faculties" to negotiate with Republicans on the debt limit and warns of "radical children" in the White House. Cruz and other Republican senators have called for spending cuts and criticized the Biden administration's approach to the d...
May 3, 2023
The problem with focusing on congressional victories is that Congress does not make foreign policy, and while it can have some influence, primarily on military aid, the final arbiter is the president.
April 28, 2023
Most Republicans insist they have little anxiety about Wall Street's rattled nerves as a dysfunctional Congress barrels closer toward this summerโs drop-dead debt limit date.
April 6, 2023
For weeks, many doubted the House would pass a budget at all. But a narrowly divided chamber surprised the state on Thursday by passing a biennial state budget on a bipartisan voice vote. And a last-minute compromise reached between Republican and Democratic leadership the day before helped make it happen.ย
April 2, 2023
Now, in the wake of the Nashville shooting, Congress appears to have returned to a familiar impasse. One of the top Republican negotiators on the gun law, Texas Sen. John Cornyn, has said a new compromise is unlikely.
April 1, 2023
Setting the stage for the end of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act?
April 1, 2023
Now, in the wake of the Nashville shooting, Congress appears to have returned to a familiar impasse. One of the top Republican negotiators on the gun law, Texas Sen. John Cornyn, has said a new compromise is unlikely.