Federal budget problems make Biden seeking peace (video)
Republicans who block the unrestricted aid to Ukraine and Israel are essentially contributing to peace.It also doesn’t hurt that Biden is bound to seek reelection against the only President in…
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Biden tries to appease Republicans
To avoid a new Senate deadlock and give money to Ukraine, Biden administration seems willing to add some sense in their immigration policy. President Joe Biden is actively engaging in…
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Ukraine funding remains a controversial issue among Americans
Domestic priorities, as well as skepticism about the global role of USA, drive the conversation as the House will soon have to vote for or against continued funding for Ukraine…
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Bipartisan kicking the can down the road
This time, nobody can blame Republicans alone if, in a few months, a government shutdown is a possibility AGAIN. Democrats are happy to share the spoils. On Tuesday, November 14th,…
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A new possible federal government shutdown looming
The so-called “stopgap bill” is good until November 17th and there is no agreement on what’s going to happen next. In his first major legislative challenge, U.S. House Speaker Mike…
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Congress is back in business at last: Mike Johnson (R-LA) elected House Speaker
Difficult times are not over though but are ahead: by November 15th, a new budget must be approved and the funding of two wars is a most controversial issue. In…
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Senate Republicans take their time electing a new House Speaker
Jim Jordan (R-OH) has trouble persuading Senators to vote for him. In the meantime, precious days are being spent and the prospect of a new government shutdown in mid-November is…
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Walls work well at the end of the term: Biden has been informed there is a border!
Naturally, Republicans are having a field day but, if they accept funding for the wall in exchange of extra funding for Ukraine, they’ll end up scammed and used once again!…
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Government shutdown countdown: Reps are holding the line for now…
On October 1st, federal government runs out of money for nonessential spending. Republican members of the Congress are being “nudged” to seek a compromise e.g. a temporary, “stopgap” bill including…
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