number of republicans and democrats, your conference vote against that, at least a majority of your conference voted against that, why did you not allow that to move forward if what you say you want is a bipartisan investigation into what happened on january 6. at the same time that use, remember how long it took. january 13th, even those 9/11 commission criticized what she wanted to do. officer evans. mileage microscope that you can get the answers too .
Investigation-republicans
Number
Majority
Democratic-party
Conference
Conference-vote
Investigation
Use
January-13th
9-11
13
6
we re waiting for nancy pelosi who we are kpexpecting to addre reporters which would normally be her routine. there obviously are questions for her because democrats had pledged to give their support for this short-term funding deal. so if that were the case and a majority of republicans were fine going ahead, the speaker could put it on the floor, have most of his conference vote for it, get enough democratic support that it wouldn t be a problem, but that is currently all a bit scramblescrambled. i m looking at talking with sources, members of congress on the floor, they are currently whipping, the term whipping here in congress means they re counting votes, seessentially t see if they have another option that the senate passed late last night. the questions at hand seem to be and i want to make sure we re still working through some of these details as to what these proposals would be.
Democrats
Nancy-pelosi
Questions
Support
Addre
Reporters
Routine
Kpexpecting
In-class-towing
Problem
House-republicans
Majority