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If there's some red line that Trump could cross, some depth he could stoop to in words or action, that would cost him the support of North Dakota's delegation, he doesn't seem to have crossed it yet.
If there's some red line that Trump could cross, some depth he could stoop to in words or action, that would cost him the support of North Dakota's delegation, he doesn't seem to have crossed it yet.
If there's some red line that Trump could cross, some depth he could stoop to in words or action, that would cost him the support of North Dakota's delegation, he doesn't seem to have crossed it yet.
From the column: "With a potentially obstructionist House of Representatives controlled by many election deniers taking the reins of power in 2023, there is increased urgency to achieve as much as possible during the “lame duck,” the period after the election during which the outgoing Congress sometimes punts key decisions."
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The senior director of legislative affairs for Common Cause, a nonpartisan citizen watchdog and advocacy organization, writes that the lame-duck Congress should continue full-steam ahead on a variety of necessary topics, including a National Defense Authorization Act, a temporary spending bill, reform of the Electoral Count Act and the publishing of the Jan. 6 committee's final report.