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Weekend votes ‘unlikely,’ Thune says, meaning shutdown could push into next week
Senate Majority Leader John Thune said on Thursday that it’s “unlikely” senators will be in the Capitol voting this weekend, all but guaranteeing the government shutdown goes into next week. “They’ll have a fourth chance tomorrow to vote to open up the government, and if that fails…
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John Thune says he’s aiming to land DHS deal Thursday
“We’re going to know soon,” the Senate majority leader said…
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House Republicans huddle with Johnson to plot party-line package
“We’re definitely preparing to move forward,” the speaker said Thursday…
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Senate rejects voter ID
Senate Democrats rejected a GOP photo ID amendment Thursday, an issue that Republicans are eager to use as a cudgel in the midterms. Senators voted 53-47 on the amendment from Ohio Sen. Jon Husted, which needed 60 votes to advance. Republicans wanted to add the language to their election bill…
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