Senate advances Continuing Resolution to final vote with help of some Democrats
The Republican-led Senate on Friday voted to end debate on its six-month Continuing Resolution, preparing the chamber to vote on passing the legislation later in the day. A total of 10 Senate Democrats and Independents helped advance the resolution in a 62-38 vote, which needed a three-fifths majority to advance.
The bill’s path to approval caused upheaval in the Democratic ranks and put Senate Democrats in a tough spot.
While Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman and Minority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer have said they will vote with Republicans to ...
Dozens of House Democrats signed on to a pair of letters to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schuner (D-N.Y.) on Friday, urging him to oppose the House GOP’s government funding bill as the upper ...
The federal government will not shut down today, thanks to a critical group of Senate Democrats – among them Senate Minority ...
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Senate Democrats scored a minor victory with a fix to deep cuts to the District’s budget after ceding the broader government ...
Democrats were confronted with two painful options: allowing passage of a bill they believe gives President Donald Trump vast ...
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Nevada Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto announced Friday that she will vote in favor of a continuing resolution that would avert a ...
Democrats are looking to prevent President Donald Trump from “illegally withholding or diverting funding” appropriated in the ...
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