The Republican senator said that he would ‘interpret your answer’ as being critical of late liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and retiring liberal Justice Breyer, who both said they opposed the notion of court packing.
The deal cuts some $21.4 billion from the IRS, which gained an additional $80 billion in funding from Democrats last Congress, but only immediately claws back $1.4 billion. White House officials said Biden agreed to shift $10 billion from the IRS to other funding priorities in fiscal year 2024 and another $10 billion in fiscal year 2025.
‘Judge he was 18 these kids are eight!’ Hawley said furiously. ‘I don’t see in what sense they’re peers. I’ve got a nine year old, a seven year old and a 16 month old at home, and I live in fear that they will be exposed to let alone exploited in this kind of material.’
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hting. “We eat Uyghur food, my mum teaches us to cook Uyghur food, we celebrate all the Uyghur holidays, we do all the religious practices that we couldn’t do back in our homeland — freely with no fear,”
The ‘conservative alternative’ would increase the debt ceiling by only $500 billion and kick the can down the road on some other provisions by requiring a return to the negotiating table in a few months to work out the spending reforms.
The Republican senator said that he would ‘interpret your answer’ as being critical of late liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and retiring liberal Justice Breyer, who both said they opposed the notion of court packing.
It’s unknown yet if that perspective will shift following the nominees first day of yielding questions for senators, especially as the GOP signals they could have some aggressive lines of attack – including on Jackson’s record on sentencing in child porn cases.
‘How would you feel if somebody up here on our side said, ‘you know, you attend too much church for me’ or ‘your faith is a little bit different to me,’ and they would suggest that it would affect your decision? Would you find that offensive?’ Graham asked
area. Beijing is accused of widespread human rights abuses in the region and detaining more than a million Uyghur and other Muslim minorities in re-education camps — allegations that officials veheme
‘They tired of people pretending the way to end racism is by categorizing everybody by their race,’ she continued. ‘They’re tired of politicians who tell parents they should sit down, be silent and let government control their kids education and future.’
Jackson, 51, promised to be an independent jurist on the high court, deciding cases ‘without fear or favor’ and emphasizing neutrality on the bench as a way of preemptively fielding Republican criticism in the coming days.
Mr Dyer pointed out that the channel reached 238,000 live viewers at one point, to which Mr Robinson responded: ‘They dream of that at GB News, I’ll tell you that. It was an extraordinary number of people watching.’
spora. Many Uyghurs in America migrated or fled from the northwestern Xinjiang region in China, which some refer to as East Turkestan. And it has become increasingly tough to maintain any ties with their homeland as China tightens its grip on
Jackson, 51, promised to be an independent jurist on the high court, deciding cases ‘without fear or favor’ and emphasizing neutrality on the bench as a way of preemptively fielding Republican criticism in the coming days.
‘Well, how would you feel if a senator up here said [of] your faith: ‘A dogma lives loudly within you and that is a concern’?’ Graham asked. ‘Would you find that offensive? I would if i were you. I found it offensive when they said it about Judge Barrett,’ he said of the comment made during Barrett’s confirmation by Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein
Figures from the recent poll, which was taken March 18-21, are similar to those from February as voters are more distracted with economic issues like inflation and gas prices than the Supreme Court nominee.
The bill also expands work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) – even though the changes are a pared-down version of what conservatives really want.
‘And if it costs $500 million to keep them in jail, keep them in jail. Because they’re going to go back to the fight. Look at the fricken Afghan government that’s made up of former detainees at Gitmo. This whole thing by the left about this war ain’t working.’
‘How would you feel if somebody up here on our side said, ‘you know, you attend too much church for me’ or ‘your faith is a little bit different to me,’ and they would suggest that it would affect your decision? Would you find that offensive?’ Graham asked
