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New Delhi and Beijing
The political head of Tibetans in exile on Tuesday welcomed legislation passed by the United States Congress that reaffirms the rights of Tibetans to choose a successor to their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, a move that infuriated China.
The legislation calls for the establishment of a U.S. consulate in Tibet’s main city of Lhasa, the absolute right of Tibetans to choose a successor to the Dalai Lama, and the preservation of Tibet’s environment.
The measure was tacked onto the year-end spending bill approved by both chambers of Congress on Monday, which also included the nearly-$900 billion COVID-19 relief package in its $2.3 trillion of spending authorization.
64% of voters in it utah told the associated press recently that they want to see romney stand up to trump. right. right. he has a lot more latitude than most republicans in congress do to kind of assert his independence. and i think a lot of them, frankly, hold have some disdain for that. they re they re angry about that. that s right. they re jealous he gets to, like, say publicly what they all say privately. right. they re mad at all of us who ask them questions about it. mckay coppin, haley byrd, who s a phenomenal, phenomenal reporter whose work i read and been following and currently on the market if i m not mistaken. if you have anybody watching this and you re an editor, snap her up. you re an idiot if you don t. thanks, chris. ahead, the 2020 democratic field emerges. i ll talk to one presidential hopeful who s staking his campaign on climate change. washington government james inslee ahead. plus tonight s thing 1, thing 2, starts next. cvs pharmacy.
after donald trump won the election, there was the same guy. that guy. the guy you just saw in the clip, that s him, that s mitt romney breaking bread with the president-elect in hopes of becoming a secretary of state. and then later, when romney decided to run for senate in this cycle, he was more than happy to accept the president s endorsement. now, one day before being sworn in as senator, romney is flip-flopping yet again publicly denouncing the president s character in an op-ped for the washington post. the thing is, romney is actually not that different from most of his party. particularly establishment, which has both embraced the president and condemned him when it was convenient and ultimately did little if nothing substantive to stop him. the question now is whether romney s op-ped represents a turning point among his cohort or more business as usual. for more on where things standing i m joined by mckay coppin sprngs latest piece is on romney s noisy arrival in washington
about it and improve it. but they got rid of hearings in the republican congress. for the most part, we were voting on bills, constitutional l amendments like the balanced budget amendment that never had a hearing before, so i pushed very strongly and i m proud to say it s in the rules package for a provision saying that no bills will go through the rules committee to the floor unless they ve had a hearing first. i mean, it s a pretty basic thing. but i m excited that we re actually going to be involved in real legislative process instead of just mobilizing everybody into partisan camps. yes. spoken like a true legislator. the thing you re most excited for is hearings which you have the right job if that s the case. i ll go in on the rules committee. i can t tell you how excited i am about that. congressman jamie raskin, thank you very much. my pleasure. mitt romney returns to his old position on donald trump as he enters the senate. not that old one. the other old, old one.