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Slimantics: A letter to the Senate Judiciary Chairman - Vimarsana News

Slimantics: A letter to the Senate Judiciary Chairman

Dick Durbin, U.S. Senator, Illinois: I don’t generally write letters to Senators for the same reason I quit writing letters to Santa about 50 years ago: I never get what I ask for.

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Top Stories 01/31 | WHP 580

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New exhibit highlights artwork of Pa. State Capitol - Vimarsana News

New exhibit highlights artwork of Pa. State Capitol

The Senate Library in the Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg is currently home to the exhibit "Making a Masterpiece."

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Mitch McConnell wants to break the Senate if the filibuster is abolished - Vimarsana News

Mitch McConnell wants to break the Senate if the filibuster is abolished

Democrats want to abolish or reform the filibuster to pass voting rights bills. But Republicans, Joe Manchin, and Kyrsten Sinema disagree.

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Who Is The Senate Parliamentarian Who Ruled Against A Minimum Wage Increase? - Vimarsana News

Who Is The Senate Parliamentarian Who Ruled Against A Minimum Wage Increase?

Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough works beside then-Vice President Mike Pence earlier this year during the certification of 2020 Electoral College ballots, in the House chamber of the U.S. Capitol. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP) The Senate parliamentarian, a critical but often low-profile arbiter of the chamber's procedural actions, is the subject of frustration from some liberals after a crucial blow to Democrats' agenda late Thursday. Elizabeth MacDonough is the unelected, nonpartisan interpreter of chamber rules, commonly referred to as the Senate referee. She nixed a Democratic push t...

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