This week — a longstanding legislative feud from 2021 bubbles up, the Jefferson County GOP chair defends the Republican speaker, and the 2024 U.S. Senate race awaits a Democratic challenger.
While Sen. Ted Cruz is grateful for the removal of the vaccine mandate for the military, he is looking to give relief to those who were already discharged.
The president’s visit to El Paso was his first trip to the southern border since his inauguration nearly two years ago.
Sens. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz took opposing positions on a $1.7 trillion-dollar federal spending bill that divided Republicans in Congress.
Cruz has deployed the maneuver before; in May, a Port Arthur facility benefited from the senate forcing approval of its permit through.
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis overwhelmingly won reelection as Florida’s governor and could be a 2024 presidential candidate.
Cuellar’s victory ended a vitriolic campaign between a seasoned moderate Democrat and a former member of Sen. Ted Cruz’s staff.
An investigation cleared border agents of the allegation that they had used long reins to “whip” illegal immigrants.
Cruz was the lone committee member to vote against advancing the bipartisan bill, which clarifies the election certification process.
The Houston congressman has a large national profile and has been considered among the shortlist of Republicans who might pursue the potential vacancy.
The Republican senators claim the DOJ has been politicized and U.S. Attorney David Weiss needs special protections to conduct the investigation.
The amendment was adopted because Republicans outvoted Democrats on the committee after Sen. Jon Ossoff was absent with COVID-19.
