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Mitch McConnell has dropped a new bill tonight for the Senate to vote on, which does indeed raise direct payments to $2000. But it also repeals Section 230 and... New Sen. McConnell…
President Donald Trump vetoed the National Defense Authorization Act on December 23 in part because lawmakers did not include a measure to repeal Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
House votes to override Donald Trump's veto of Defense bill he refused to sign because it renames Confederate bases and doesn't remove big tech's Section 230 protections - in first such rebuke of his presidency The House of Representatives voted Monday night to override President Donald Trump's veto of the National Defense Authorization Act Trump vetoed the large defense package last week because he wanted lawmakers to change section 230 of the Communications Decency Act The president wants 'big tech' to have weaker legal protections, as conservatives have alleged bias against Trump and o...
President Donald Trump spent his fifth day on his golf course on Tuesday Trump called for 'better leaders' in Congress Tuesday morning after the House voted to over turn his veto of the National Defense Authorization Act The president demanded in his veto that Congress rewrite the bill with a measure to toss out legal liability protections for 'big tech' companies He also wants language removed that develops a commission on renaming 10 Military bases named after Confederate figures 'Weak and tired Republican 'leadership' will allow the bad Defense Bill to pass,' Trump posted to Tw...
By Colin Clark on December 23, 2020 at 4:19 PM President Donald Trump WASHINGTON: For 59 years in a row Congress has passed and presidents have signed the National Defense Authorization Act. Today President Donald Trump vetoed the bill that authorizes spending for the military which includes raises for troops at home and serving overseas. The powerful Aerospace Industries Association, the single largest advocate for the defense industry, was unequivocal in its reaction to the veto: “There is no more essential duty for the American government than to ensure the safety and security of it...