House Speaker Kevin McCarthy stated Thursday evening that his chamber would hold Alvin Bragg accountable for an “extraordinary misuse of authority.” As a result of the Manhattan district attorney’s unprecedented indictment of former President Donald Trump, he has “irreparably hurt our nation.”
As Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) has ended proxy voting. The practice of voting by proxy was initially used out of fear over the spread of COVID-19. McCarthy had mentioned that he planned to end the price before he was awarded the gavel.
McCarthy tweeted on Thursday morning, no more voting via proxy. McCarthy stated that starting today, if you want your vote to count, you have to show up to work.
On Tuesday, while accusing Republicans of hypocrisy in their pursuit of the matter, the White House said it would reply in “good faith” to requests from Congress concerning the inappropriate storage of secret papers at President Joe Biden’s home and old office.
On Thursday, Kevin McCarthy, the Speaker of the House, made good on his promise to remove three liberal Democrats from key committees if he were elected.
After passing the $1.7 trillion omnibus spending measure on Friday, House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy called it a “stain” on Congress. Currently, the United States owes more than $31 trillion. The bill increased government spending and failed to account for inflation. The President signed the bill making it official.
Former President Donald Trump has long argued that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was largely responsible for the inability to safeguard the Capitol during the tragic events on January 6, 2021. Now it appears that Trump was correct.
Greene urges Republicans to utilize their control in the House of Representatives to express compassion for those who destroyed the Capitol on January 6, 2021.
According to one analyst, the stalemate in Washington is beneficial to American industry. Long ago, Republican victories at the polls translated into advantages for the corporate lobby in Washington. Despite the party’s growing populist tilt, this election is unlikely to be an exception.