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Rep. Liz Cheney's support for impeachment could open the floodgates for other Republicans. Meanwhile, Senate Maj. Leader McConnell reportedly told associates that he's glad Democrats are moving to impeach because it will help the GOP move past Pres. Trump. @nancycordes reports
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Now that Pres. Trump has been impeached, the battle moves to the Senate. Senate Maj. Leader McConnell made it clear late today that a trial won’t start until after Mr. Trump is out of office -- when Democrats will control the Senate. @nancycordes reports
Sen Maj Leader McConnell: Won't let Senate meet for impeachment pre January 19
Rep. Liz Cheney's support for impeachment could open the floodgates for other Republicans Meanwhile, Senate Maj. Leader McConnell reportedly told associates that he's glad Democrats are moving to impeach because it will help the GOP move past Pres. Trump Here’s @nancycordes
"The United States Senate will not be intimidated," Maj. Leader McConnell said. "We are back at our posts, we will discharge our duty under the constitution."
COVID-19 was raging in the U.S., Senate Maj. Leader Mitch McConnell was blocking $2,000 relief checks to ordinary Americans and the man who is supposed to be in charge was fully engaged in profit-making excursions at his golf clubs.
Trump’s latest enemies: -his three Supreme Court picks -SecState Pompeo -Senate Maj. Leader McConnell -Chief of Staff Meadows -White House counsel Cipollone ...the Deep State - it’s everywhere
WATCH: Senate Maj. Leader McConnell opened the Senate floor this morning urging cooperation as Congress scrambles to finalize a Covid-19 relief deal, @LACaldwellDC reports.
As Senate Maj. Leader Mitch McConnell tries to tamp down efforts to reject President-elect Joe Biden's election victory, some Republican senators might buck his warning, including former Auburn football coach and Sen.-elect Tommy Tuberville of Alabama.
President-elect Joe Biden rallied Democrats in Georgia Tuesday after the Electoral College made his election win official. For more than five weeks, Senate Maj. Leader McConnell refused to acknowledge Biden as president-elect -- but today, he congratulated him. Here’s @edatpost
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Senate Maj. Leader McConnell recently touts his civil rights record in an op-ed, but as @JoyAnnReid explains, his track record says otherwise.
Senate Maj. Leader McConnell recently touts his civil rights record in an op-ed, but as @JoyAnnReid explains, his track record says otherwise.
Senate Maj. Leader McConnell recently touts his civil rights record in an op-ed, but as @JoyAnnReid explains, his track record says otherwise.
Senate Maj. Leader McConnell recently touts his civil rights record in an op-ed, but as @JoyAnnReid explains, his track record says otherwise.
Senate Maj. Leader McConnell recently touts his civil rights record in an op-ed, but as @JoyAnnReid explains, his track record says otherwise.
On a call with Dem Senators, Schumer indicated he's get rid of the filibuster and pack the court. (If Dems win the maj.) "Let me be clear: if Leader McConnell and Senate Republicans move forward with this, then nothing is off the table for next year. Nothing is off the table.”
Speaker Pelosi goes over bills that she says Maj. Leader McConnell is blocking in the Senate: “Leader McConnell seems to take great pride in calling himself the ‘Grim Reaper’...as you see, what he wants to bury. None of these things are going to pass–they won’t even be voted on.”
Brennan has now threatened , Speaker and Senate Maj. Leader: Brennan Warns Ryan and McConnell After Trump Orders DOJ to Investigate FBI's Campaign Infiltration via #MAGA #TrumpTrain #AmericaFirst #Dobbs
Senate Maj. Leader Mitch McConnell said today that Sen. Strange will be in the Senate through the end of this session -- meaning this year. That's big b/c it means Jones/Moore wouldn't get to vote on tax bill or spending plan, if it gets wrapped up in 2017 as GOP leaders hope.
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