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Attorney. his firing came down from the white house. he was told to resign after the president told senior justice department officials, how mad he was that none of the bs voting claims he wanted to make about george were being backed up by his office. he wanted this federal prosecutor, he won in the u.s. justice department, federal prosecutors office, in places like georgia, to say there was massive, criminal election fraud, that was under active investigation, and the election results were somehow suspect to potentially criminal. bjp would not say that. and so he had to go. now we know. today the judiciary committee in the senate, released with their calling an interim report. it s a staff report that s about 50 pages long. they release that alongside about 900 pages, of documents and transcripts, that have turned up in their investigation so far into the justice department getting involved in efforts by former president trump to overturn the ....
Ultimately fired as u.s. attorney. his firing came down from the white house. he was told to resign after the president told senior justice department officials how mad he was that none of the bs voting claims he wanted to make about georgia were being backed up by bj pack s office. he wanted this federal prosecutor, the u.s. justice department in places like georgia to say that there was massive criminal election fraud that was under active investigation and the election results were suspect and potentially criminal. bj pack wouldn t say that. so he had to go. now we know. today the judiciary committee in the senate released what they are calling an interim report, a staff report about 50 pages long. they released that alongside 900 pages of documents and transcripts that have turned up in their investigation so far into the justice department getting involved in efforts by former president trump to try to ....
Now, republicans on the other hand have no particular interest the larger package. moderates want the smaller bill first. if either pulls out, the bill has no shot of passing both houses and getting to the president s desk. so chuck schumer and nancy avth pelosi are stuck on one side of the river with the fox, the chicken, and the corn. there are differences between the bills. the bipartisan one is being significantly smaller. it s also focusing on hard infrastructure, things like roads, bridges, broadband.e biio the larger reconciliation bill broadens out issues like education, child care, and climate change. that only matters if they can get passed by both houses with reasons, moderates and progressives onboard. so how do we solve the puzzle? one of the senators who could bs voting on one of these infrastructure packages as soon as this week, senator debbie stabenow of michigan, she is a member of the senate budget, finance, and energy committees. ....