Sometimes we start gravelly, then we east into it. We hope you have your breakfast in hand. Will my man told me hit the Snooze Button one too many times. He is not yet to the mountain dew, the first energy drink of the day. I know this is slow morning for pete hegseth. Pete i go up to my office during one of the commercial breaks to get my mountain dew. Will i know your routine. Pete it wasnt going to happen. The alarm went off. I said not today. Here we are. Will here is it what were following several big stories. Covid19 cases spread from team to team. First the Denver Broncos in unprecedented jam after all of its quarter back are declared ineligible today for the game today with the saints. One of the quarterbacks tested positive. Pete the Baltimore Ravens have 18 players on the coach cove reserve lives. The game against the steelers is in more doubt but scheduled for tuesday night. Jedediah San Francisco 49ers faces its own issue after county imposed ban on Contact Sports. They are
As Republicans gear up for a fight over where to cut government spending, at least one big city mayor is worried that GOP lawmakers will come for the piles of unspent pandemic aid sitting in city and state coffers.
Emmer votes don t represent our interests
Karen Cyson
Rep. Tom Emmer does a reasonable job keeping in contact with his constituents via email. He regularly sends out feel-good missives. Recent messages have been titled Protecting Family Farms, Taxpayer Tool Kit, Town Hall, and Supporting Small Businesses. All informative. All important.
But Emmer never quite gets around to telling how he is representing us in Congress. How is he actually voting on our behalf?
The answer is no. He is voting no.
In recent weeks these are the bills on which he voted no :
HR1, a bill to reform elections including having auditable paper ballots as a back-up, defending elections against cyberattacks, requiring social media platforms to list foreign entities that are posting and influencing, and curtailing influence peddlers.
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US Senate Starts Debate On $1.9T Virus Relief Bill
Procedural hurdles make timing of final vote uncertain, but top Democrat vows to power through and finish this bill The US Senate began Friday debate on an omnibus $1.9 trillion COVID relief package ahead of what is set to be a chaotic round of back-to-back votes.
Debate will run until noon when Senators will then be able to offer amendments to the massive spending bill in what is being described as a marathon vote-a-rama that could delay a final vote on the package by hours or days.
While the bill is near certain to eventually clear the chamber, possibly on Saturday, it is unclear when that will happen because of the procedural format despised by Republican and Democratic lawmakers alike.