Attention readers: Neil Patel is off this week. Please enjoy the following column by Veronique de Rugy. While President Joe Biden's administration doesn't...
With so much attention on Joe Biden and the Senate these days, not many people are looking at what old Nancy Pelosi is doing. But one Republican firebrand hasn’t let the speaker off the hook. We know all about how Pelosi is trying to rush a radical agenda through Congress before the 2022 elections. Maybe she thinks being busy with that would distract Republicans from what she’s done in the past. Not so, with Jim Jordan. Because as the House revs up their “January 6 committee,” he has his sights on Pelosi.
When Democrats gained a “majority” in the Senate, Chuck Schumer thought his ship was coming in. But he’s about to get a rude awakening. With the Senate at a 50-50 split, Schumer doesn’t really have the power he hopes for. Yet he talks a big talk as if Democrats can just steamroll Republicans. A bipartisan infrastructure bill is set to be debated in the coming week. Republicans have asked Schumer to delay voting to open debate until they can get more support. Schumer said, no way. So, Republicans are striking back.
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