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Stefanik votes against stripping fellow Republican of committee assignments North country congresswoman Elise Stefanik. (Source: CBS) By Scott Atkinson | February 5, 2021 at 10:23 AM EST - Updated February 5 at 10:23 AM WASHINGTON, D.C. (WWNY) - The House of Representatives voted 230-199 Thursday night to strip Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia of her committee assignments, effectively limiting Greene’s ability to have influence in congress. The vote was almost completely on party lines, with only 11 Republicans joining Democrats in moving against Greene, who has backed a ...

The Post-Star Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks at a campaign rally in 2020. (Provided photo — FYNTV FetchYourNews, via Creative Commons) Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks at a campaign rally in 2020. (Provided photo — FYNTV FetchYourNews, via Creative Commons) U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik voted “no” on a resolution to remove a Georgia Republican from her congressional committees because of controversial comments. The House of Representatives on Thursday passed, by a vote of 230-199, a Democratic-sponsored resolution to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her position on the Budge...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on "trauma" of the Capitol assault, survivor stigma Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is pushing back against doubts cast on her experience during the January 6 Capitol assault, dismissing them as attempts to "politicize" her account of the day's events. "It was a big reason why, you know, on top of making sure that we could clear our story due to security concerns, there's also a reason why I sat on my story, as well," she said on "CBS This Morning" Friday. "You know, so many survivors fear being publicly doubted. But the fact of the matter is, is that th...

Save this story for later. WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—After an extensive debate and much hand-wringing, House Republicans have decided to forgive Representative Liz Cheney for having a conscience. The decision came despite the objections of a sizable faction of the G.O.P. conference, which warned that allowing the Wyoming congresswoman to possess a moral compass could set a dangerous precedent that other rogue members might follow. “We Republicans have had the great good fortune of being unburdened by principles for as long as I can remember,” Representative Jim Jordan warned. “...

shared because I'm wondering: will the same apply with other pardons? ...attorneys have noted that the grant of executive clemency does not necessarily protect Bannon from criminal liability for federal offenses not already charged, and told the Law Journal that the nascent legal battle could signal that the government was considering whether to file a superseding indictment in the case... Attorneys Say Prosecutors May Use Superseding Indictment to Pressure Bannon in 'We Build the Wall' Case https://t.co/bjYe1v91fj