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Longer. look, they can pass the infrastructure bill more when they want to if they'll vote for something that they support instead of justing it as a bludgeon against their honey colleagues. in terms of the reconciliation bill, it's a work in progress. it's not solved next week. the senate -- the key senators that they need, manchin and sinema have not agreed to the deal. as long as they hold out, you won't see it. so i expect this to stretch for several more weeks. >> neil: all right. we'll watch it closely. thanks. very good seeing you. have a safe weekend. fair and balanced, to ro khanna fr...

News Release U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) Bill Text | One Pager | Endorsement List Yesterday, on the National Day of Remembrance for U.S. Indian

(Demetrius Freeman/Reuters) Leading members of the Civics Alliance, convened by the National Association of Scholars (NAS) to fight action civics and related dangers, have issued an open letter appealing to Senator John Cornyn (R., Texas) and Congressman Tom Cole (R., Okla.) to abandon their support for the egregiously misnamed “Civics Secures Democracy Act.” This $6 billion bill (which should be named the Action Civics and Critical Race Theory Harm America Act) will impose these pernicious pedagogies on every school in the nation, just as Obama used massive federal grants to spread Commo...

BISMARCK, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – By Representative Dwight Kiefert and Representative Cole Christensen. This week the Members of the North Dakota House of Representatives reconvened from our crossover recess. On Wednesday we returned to the House floor to consider four concurrent resolutions. The HCR 3020 passed by a vote of 46-45. This resolution declares the state will obey only the federal laws, agency rules, or presidential executive orders the state determines to be constitutional. While supporters argued this resolution would promote state’s rights, Opponents believed that North Dak...

I mean, i don't think we would be making this decision to bring it to a vote this morning if the speaker wasn't certain that she had the votes we needed. let me start with this. i do agree with my colleague, representative cole. this is a very difficult time for all of us. this is definitely a sad moment. it's a very important moment in the history of our country and all of us have taken the time to try and understand what are the next steps we need to take which is why we're taking this vote this morning. we just need to put to rest any doubt that my republican colleagues and the white house ...