Anonymous wrote:“When the GOP narrowly took control of the House last year, Earl Blumenauer made a bold prediction: Democrats had a slight chance of reclaiming power before the next election--through sheer attrition. That no longer looks so far fetched.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/16/us/politics/republicans-house-majority.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare
Anonymous wrote:McCarthy and Santos now gone. And today Bill Johnson announces he is resigning as of Jan. 21. That will take the House to 219-213. Should be good times with the CR expiring in a few weeks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any update on the funding bills the house was supposed to be hard at work passing by the Jan 19 deadline? The ones that it was so important they take their time with to do it right instead of rushing at the last minute- whatever happened with that
They haven't done anything and are about to take the next 3 weeks off, after having also taken most of September and October off as well.
Hard at work on the taxpayer dime.
+1 This Congress has only passed 22 bills total. Including the ones that just rename things. Least productive Congress since the last one during Hoover’s administration after which all the Republicans got rode out of town on a rail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any update on the funding bills the house was supposed to be hard at work passing by the Jan 19 deadline? The ones that it was so important they take their time with to do it right instead of rushing at the last minute- whatever happened with that
They haven't done anything and are about to take the next 3 weeks off, after having also taken most of September and October off as well.
Hard at work on the taxpayer dime.