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Safe! Rep. Liz Cheney held onto her leadership seat last night and the GOP leader won’t punish Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene over her past incendiary remarks.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy gamed out how to quash two big issues that were dividing his conference, and is now cheering that Republicans are unified once again.but band-aids don’t mend a party so deeply divided over the future of the party.
Senate Banking Committee approves Rep. Marcia Fudge’s nomination to be Housing and Urban Development Secretary
Updated Feb 04, 2021;
Posted Feb 04, 2021
Congresswoman Marcia Fudge pumps up the supporters with the help of some music at a When Women Succeed, America Succeeds rally Tuesday, June 3, 2014, at the SEIU Local 1199 in Cleveland. Fudge s nomination to be U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development took a step forward Thursday. (Joshua Gunter/ The Plain Dealer) The Plain Dealer
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Members of the U.S. Senate’s Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee on Thursday approved Warrensville Heights Democratic Rep. Marcia Fudge’s nomination to be President Joe Biden’s Secretary of Housing and Urban Development in a bipartisan 17 to 7 vote.
Chuck Schumer.
“I’m excited to join these committees, and deeply appreciate the importance of their work to Georgians specifically their jurisdictions over Medicare and Social Security, as well as our state’s farms, financial institutions, ports, and our housing, nutrition, aviation, and mass transit needs,” Warnock said Tuesday, according to the
Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “These committees oversee critical levers of the economy in our state and region and key federal programs that millions of Georgians rely on.”
Ossoff said that the assignments allow him to continue on the mission he embarked upon when he began his campaign.
“I came to the Senate to expand economic opportunity, champion equal justice for all, and fight corruption in our political system. These powerful committee assignments position me to take on that mission and deliver for Georgia, and I’m already hard at work for our state,” said Ossoff in a statement. “I am here to serve, and I ask
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