In a letter to Congress on Friday, Treasury Sec. Rose Horowitch “It’s everyday people who are on the hook for the Republicans’ recklessness,” she said at an event in Massachusetts, where she was accompanied by veterans, seniors, educators and city officials, according to a news release.
Democrats have criticized House Republicans for gaveling out the chamber and sending members away for the weekend recess without a debt ceiling deal. 2h ago / 7:03 PM UTC Liz Brown-Kaiser Kyle Stewart Asked if there are any in-person meetings scheduled for today, he responded, “Not that I’m aware of.”
Share this – Rep. McHenry decries leaks, says ‘I want an agreement’ Dareh Gregorian “Everyone wants a detail of this,” he said. “I want an agreement that changes the trajectory of the country. That’s the speaker’s imperative to us.” headtopics.com
Asked if any in-person meetings were planned for today, he said,”Not yet.” 3h ago / 6:11 PM UTC and Chief Republican negotiator Graves has arrived at the White House to celebrate the LSU women’s basketball team, which is being honored today for winning the national championship.
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