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Russ Vought Insists He Has a Neat Trick to Override Congress. It’s More ‘a Confession,’ Experts Say (opens the original)
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Following a failed bid by Senate Democrats to block it, President Donald Trump and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russell Vought have, once again, run roughshod over Congress’ power of the purse. Last week — just five days before the fiscal year was set to end and federal funds allocated for that year set to expire — the Trump White House sent Congress a special message laying out its intention to once again impound congressionally approved funds through their “pocket rescissions
Senate Dems Will Attempt to Stop Trump White House’s Latest Illegal Pocket Rescission (opens the original)
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Senate Appropriations Committee Ranking Member Patty Murray (D-WA) and Senate Budget Committee Ranking Member Jeff Merkley (D-OR) will try to pass a bill Wednesday to block the $810 million “pocket rescission” the Trump White House sent over to Congress last Friday. Murray and Merkley are planning to seek unanimous consent on the Senate floor later today on a bill that would nullify the most recent illegal pocket rescissions. The proposed bill would also prevent the president from attempting to
Johnson Sends House Members Home Until After the Midterms, Avoiding Massie’s Vote to Impeach Hegseth (opens the original)
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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is being accused of running away from a bipartisan effort to hold an impeachment vote on Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), the Republican driver of that effort, accused House GOP leadership of sending lawmakers back to their districts early in order to avoid a vote on his resolution to impeach Hegseth. “And there it is. Just as I predicted,” Massie wrote in a social media post Wednesday. “They’re canceling Congress tomorrow to avoid t
What Democrats Have, and Haven’t, Said About Supreme Court Reform (opens the original)
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A once controversial issue pushed only by the most progressive members of the Democratic Party is seemingly becoming a more common stance in the era of Donald Trump: reshaping the Supreme Court. The topic is top of mind for high-profile Democrats who are preparing for the possibility of regaining control of Congress or even having a trifecta in the coming months and years. Some of these calls for Court reform remain vague and half-baked, and many lawmakers have yet to weigh in at all. But from c
Darline Graham Beats Back Ralph ‘Marshall Law’ Norman To Clench Senate Nom (opens the original)
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Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC) defeated Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) in Tuesday’s South Carolina runoff, securing the Republican nomination for the state’s Senate seat — which had been occupied by her brother, late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), until earlier this summer. With some 91% of the votes counted, per the AP, Graham had 52% to Norman’s 48%. Graham will run in the general election against Democrat Dr. Annie Andrews, a pediatrician. Graham was tapped for the role by South Carolina Gov. Henry McMast
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