
Republicans not united behind anyone yet for Speaker
The far right that played such a big role in ousting Kevin McCarthy may not have the power to find a new Speaker that other Republicans can stomach.

The far right that played such a big role in ousting Kevin McCarthy may not have the power to find a new Speaker that other Republicans can stomach.

With another threatened government shutdown approaching, can the partisan divides of Congress come up with a solution during the recess in August?

Both the President and the Speaker have to keep their parties in line to get enough votes for approval of the hard-fought debt ceiling deal to avoid government default.

As the Speaker seems to be near an agreement of extending the debt limit and avoid default, some will be surprised.

Work requirements for food stamp recipients appear to be a final sticking point to complete a deal and avoid default.

“It’s time for Republicans to accept that there is no bipartisan deal to be made solely, solely, on their partisan terms,” Biden said at a news conference. “Now it’s time for the other side to move from their extreme position.”