Rishi Sunak tries to quell Conservative revolt over Rwanda plan for 2nd day
UK News: British PM Rishi Sunak faces a test of his authority and his nerve as he tries to subdue a Conservative Party rebellion and win parliamentary approval
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UK News: British PM Rishi Sunak faces a test of his authority and his nerve as he tries to subdue a Conservative Party rebellion and win parliamentary approval
Uncertainty and potentially chaos as the party prepares to take control of the house of representatives next year. minority leader kevin mccarthy's speakership bid is on thin ice aid mid a conservative revolt. melanie, icyou kevin mccarthy's opponents are digging in. >> it could get really messy. under house rules if no candidate gets a majority of the vote, the house keeps voting until someone does. the last time it went to multiple ballots was in 1923. mccarthy's critics are vowing to oppose him on the floor saying they have enough votes to deny him the speakership. mccarthy is saying he is ...
Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) is leading a coalition of Republican senators in opposing Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s agreement to pass an omnibus funding bill that is necessary to avert a government shutdown before the Dec. 16 deadline.
Slogan is a bummer but not that accurate. >> a pox on all the houses? we shall see. a question now front and center for republican campaign strategists, how do gop incumbents run if the party fails to repeal and replace obamacare? the president has called the house republican plan mean and the current senate plan polls below 30% approval. walking away can, at first glance, look appealing. mid term elections are about base intensity and many veteran republican strategists worry failure to pass something could cripple gop enthusiasm. would passing just obamacare fixes make it better or worse? se...
Is there any undercurrent on the hill of feeling like they have their president in their party rapidly responding and not in a good way to their own legislative efforts? >> i think that there was some frustration around those comments. i talked to mark meadows on friday. he have the one who led that conservative revolt. they seem to be coordinating pretty closely with the conservatives in senate, with ted cruz, rand paul and mike lee. if they vote yes on this, you might see the house conservatives say, okay, fine, if it's a bill that ted cruz could vote for, it's a bill i can vote for. i think...