Republican leaders reject ending the Senate filibuster despite Trump’s call to nuke it
House Speaker Mike Johnson warns SNAP benefits will stop soon unless Democrats end the shutdown, affecting millions amid stalled talks over health care subsidies.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that he discussed changing Senate rules with President Donald Trump but refrained from taking a public stance on the filibuster due to its divisiveness among senators.
- Trump urged Republicans to use the "nuclear option" to abolish the filibuster, claiming it would allow them to pass laws without Democratic votes for accountability.
- Johnson's press conference highlighted the GOP's frustration with the ongoing shutdown, marking day 31, and he accused Democrats of a "disgusting dereliction of duty."
- Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins criticized Democrats for their conduct during the government shutdown, blaming them for not reopening the government to allocate essential health care funds.
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Republicans shrug off Trump's call to scrap Senate filibuster over shutdown
Republicans on Friday showed little sign of heeding President Donald Trump's latest call to jettison the Senate filibuster and bypass a Democratic roadblock to reopening the partially shuttered federal government.
The Speaker Holds, the Senate Stalls: Johnson Keeps House Shut, Ball is In Schumer's Court
According to a Fox News report, Speaker Mike Johnson has chosen stillness as a strategy — keeping the House out of session for a sixth straight week while the government remains shut and Washington holds its breath. The shutdown is now the second-longest in American history, and if the days keep piling up, it will take the record soon enough. The last time it went this far — 2018 into 2019 — the nation sighed and waited, and somehow, we are here…
Just in: Speaker Johnson makes shrewd maneuver to keep pressure on Schumer and the Senate
Speaker Mike Johnson has stepped up his attack on Senate Democrats, keeping the House of Representatives in session for the sixth week running. It is only a few days until the shutdown will surpass the record of 35 days set by 2018-2019. With no end in sight to the shutdown, many Americans may start feeling […]
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