This morning in the House, I asked @AOC her thoughts on Biden’s new immigration policy.
“I'm profoundly disappointed by it. It's wrong. It's not okay. And you know, I think what we need to do is support natural paths to citizenship and the resources necessary.”
Before my second @TexasTribune panel, I was honored to meet a fellow #Tribfest24 attendee who complemented me on my electric slide and dancing skills.
Truly humbled and grateful to bring joy to her life and many others.
Looking forward to dancing more in the years to come.
Veterans have been a prominent group advocating for FDA approval of MDMA-assisted treatment for PTSD. I spoke with @JackBergman_MI1, @RepLuttrell and @RepDanCrenshaw on the topic. Yesterday the FDA declined approval of this treatment.
https://t.co/cVJ8K3nbW0
In a press conference today, Leader Jeffries answers a question about if Biden has decided to stay in the race.
“Those conversations have been candid, clear-eyed and comprehensive, and that's important for us to do as a House Democratic caucus family…”
Randy Travis is appearing on Capitol Hill today at a hearing today titled, "Radio, Music, and Copyrights: 100 Years of Inequity for Recording Artists.”
The Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet is conducting the hearing.
I just asked Senator Ted Cruz if he thinks America will be seeing a watered-down Trump this time around.
“I don’t think it’s possible to water down Donald Trump,” Cruz said. “He is who he is, and he’s a force of nature.”
JUST NOW: Protesters wearing shirts that say “End Fossil Fuel” jump over the barrier, onto the field during the Congressional Baseball Game. Police tackle the protesters and push the players further to the opposite side of the field. #congressionalbaseballgame
At the corner of 14th and Pennsylvania Ave there is a wave of rainbow flags and joyful music moving down the parade route, and signs marked “Free Palestine” moving in the opposite direction, making their way to the “Surround The White House” protest organized by ANSWER Coalition.
NEW:
Biden in hot water with @AOC: ‘It’s wrong. It’s not okay.’
My latest — with assists from my two baller new interns! — for @RawStory is live https://t.co/7M3qr5c4AN
The Right to Contraception Act was introduced in the House on June 14, 2023. Since being referred to the Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee on Health, no action has been taken. “Today we are filing a discharge petition to force another vote on the Right to Contraception Act.”
The Right to Contraception Act is currently on the Senate Floor. The vote is today at 3:45 p.m. EST. This video is from the news conference on the topic of the bill that was held today at 11:45 a.m.
At the Right to Contraception news conference today: “If Republicans just listen to their own constituents; say they ignore what Democrats think, and they ignore what Independents think… It’s clear they should vote for this bill.” The vote is at 3:45 p.m. EST today.
"You look busy," I told @lisamurkowski earlier.
"These are my interns," she gushed of the 4 students with her.
"These are my 2 new interns!" I replied.
"You've got two new interns!?!"
The senator stopped. Turned around.
"Hi," the senator said, introducing herself on my summer intern's first day at the Capitol.