US EditionWill Speaker Johnson Ever Call the House Back? 800,000 Arizonans Are without a Voice
House Speaker Mike Johnson blocks Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva’s swearing-in until Democrats accept GOP spending plan, delaying representation for nearly 1 million Arizonans, officials said.
- Yesterday, House Speaker Mike Johnson accused Democrats of attacking a Capitol Police officer at a morning press conference, saying they tore down a sign in the foyer of his U.S. Capitol office.
- Rep.-Elect Adelita Grijalva, D-Tucson, won by nearly 70% and returned more than three weeks after her victory, but House Speaker Mike Johnson refuses to swear her in until Democrats accept the House GOP spending plan to end the government shutdown.
- Last week, Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., and Rep. Ruben Gallego confronted Johnson outside his office in a heated six-minute exchange witnessed by news media.
- Grijalva warned that every unsworn day blocks constituents from critical services, and Democrats say Johnson is silencing nearly 1 million Arizonans in the 7th Congressional District.
- At Wednesday's news conference, Rep. Ruben Gallego accused Johnson of stalling to delay Epstein files, which Johnson called totally absurd.
40 Articles
40 Articles
Democrats were never going to win the shutdown fight
After forcing the longest U.S. government shutdown in history, Senate Democrats threw in the towel Sunday night. Eight Democratic senators voted with the Republicans Sunday to advance a deal to reopen the government, even though the deal includes no significant concessions from the GOP or President Donald Trump. To many on the left, a cave like this — which on its face just involved eight Democrats, but is widely believed to have won the tacit a…
House Dems Rips Senate Colleagues as Party 'Civil War' Escalates over Private Call
House Democrats were furious when eight Senate Democrats joined Republicans in voting to end the 42 day government shutdown, the longest ever recorded by the United States. They did not get the legislative items on their wish list that they were trying to secure. Axios reported that tensions boiled in a call between two elected […] The post House Dems Rips Senate Colleagues as Party ‘Civil War’ Escalates over Private Call appeared first on News …
997wpro.com
Speaker Johnson: Dems Digging In to Protect Partisan Spending
Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday rejected polls blaming President Donald Trump for the ongoing government shutdown, insisting that Democrats have "dug in their heels" to protect partisan spending while Republicans have repeatedly voted to reopen the government. "We reject all of this," the Louisiana Republican said on "Fox News Sunday." "This isn't about winning a political contest here. Real people are losing." Democrats, Johnson added, "have vot…
Speaker Johnson Exposes How Schumer Just Got Some Really, Really Bad News From CNN - The American Tribune.com
With an epic rhetorical flourish, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) blasted the Democrats for a 29-day shutdown, rejecting 14 clean continuing resolutions (CRs) that would fund the troops, SNAP, WIC, TSA, air traffic controllers, and nuclear defense workers. Supporting his argument, he noted that a recent poll found that 70%+ of the public feels that Democrats are out of touch and stated that major unions, such as the AFGE and Teamsters, are urging De…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 53% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
