Getting paid. Could impact everything from food safety, to research. Funding the government is among the basic responsibilities of congress. Its time for republicans to start doing the job america elected them to do. President joe biden calling on republicans to live up to the budget deal from earlier this year. The contentious negotiations. Meanwhile, several democrats are commenting on the Corruption Allegations against senator menendez. Also ahead an update on the auto workers strike. As the union is expected to get a highprofile supporter on the picket lines this week. Good morning. Welcome to Way Too Early other on this monday. Were now less than one week away from a potential Government Shutdown, republicans in the house still appear to be a long ways from passing a spending bill, a push to work through a weekend ended in embarrassment last week after a farright holdouts tanked an effort to bring bills to the floor. All this as the Biden Administration took initial steps to prepa
state of the race. did anyone notice what happened on tuesday? democrats celebrate decisive wins in ohio, virginia and kentucky. but what do the results really tell us about joe biden s path to re-election? and what lessons will republicans take from their disappointing night? we re talking about people s lives and we win. plus, manchin out. i will not be running for re-election. he shakes up the senate map. will he shake up the presidential race next. and kevin mccarthy unloads. he would throw his country away to try to protect himself. i don t think he s earned the right to get re-elected. former house speaker lashes out for those that ousted him. is he out for revenge. inside politics starts now. good morning and welcome to inside politics sunday. i m manu raju. there are 50 days less in 2023 but for many of us here in washington and in the early primary states it feels like 2024. in this past week it was confusing for the political world. showing presi
PHUKET: Tourism & Sports Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn was in Phuket yesterday (Feb 17) to hear firsthand the slew of critical infrastructure issues facing the tourism industry on the island, incl