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Republicans intensify opposition to stimulus relief, claiming they re turned off by Biden s approach

President Joe Biden’s pitch for bipartisan unity to defeat the coronavirus and resurrect the economy is crashing into a partisan buzz saw on Capitol Hill.

Turned off by Biden s approach, GOP opposition to stimulus relief intensifies

K Street navigates virtual inauguration week

K Street navigates virtual inauguration week Alex Gangitano © Getty K Street navigates virtual inauguration week Business groups and lobbyists missed out on yet another crucial time to meet clients and lawmakers in person with the largely virtual inauguration of President Biden. K Street veterans kicked off the arrival of the Biden era through online events that have become more commonplace in an industry that thrives on face-to-face meetings. Democratic groups held events around Inauguration Day to show support for new members of Congress in their party and to hold onto some semblance of what inauguration typically brings to Washington, albeit without the glitzy galas and steady stream of receptions that usually take up the week.

King s Legacy: Brothers Of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc Making Change

Elevation album and Floetry s Say Yes music video. Hardwick has also served as a mentor to younger actors such as Michael Rainey Jr. off the screen. Rep. Gregory Meeks Occupation: U.S. Representative Gregory Meeks is one of the most accomplished members of Congress. During his two-decade-long run, Meeks has served on the CongressionalBlack Caucus, New Democrat Coalition and a handful of other caucuses. Most recently, he was named the chairman of the House Foreign AffairsCommittee. In this role, he will run the committee that oversees the State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development. He is also the first Black man to chair this committee.

Powerhouse duo of Washington Sens Murray, Cantwell gain clout as Biden era begins

‘Powerhouse duo’ of Washington Sens. Murray, Cantwell gain clout as Biden era begins By Jim Brunner, The Seattle Times Published: January 19, 2021, 9:17am Share: Sen. Maria Cantwell, left, and Sen. Patty Murray SEATTLE With the swearing-in of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on Wednesday, the transition away from the Trump era may bring a Mount Rainier-level elevation of clout for Washington state. Democratic wins in the recent Georgia runoff elections flipped the U.S. Senate from Republican control to a 50-50 tie with Harris serving as the tiebreaker. That lifts Washington Sens. Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell to powerful committee chair positions that will enable them to steer legislation and spending on everything from health care to schools to aviation and rail even internet regulation and NASA.

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