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MAGA fury over NBC’s party labeling in Cherfilus-McCormick ethics coverage
media14 days ago

MAGA fury over NBC’s party labeling in Cherfilus-McCormick ethics coverage

Right-wing critics, led by MAGA voices, blasted NBC News for a tweet about Florida Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick’s 25 ethics charges, arguing the post should have named her party. Cherfilus-McCormick’s case has drawn Democratic resignations calls after a House Ethics subcommittee found violations; NBC’s coverage—while noting her party in the article’s first line—has previously been accused of omitting party labels in similar fraud-related posts, fueling debate about media coverage in politics.

via The Daily Beast|
#ethics#florida#house-democrats
politics2 months ago

House Democrats Divide Over $1.2 Trillion Funding Bill Ahead of Floor Vote

Senior House Democrats are split on a $1.2 trillion funding package heading to the floor, with Rosa DeLauro signaling support to secure five full-year bills and a 10-day DHS stopgap, while Jim McGovern opposes due to immigration-enforcement concerns. Neither leader is expected to vote for the rule, and Republicans face pressure to attach the SAVE Act, which could prolong the shutdown. Speaker Mike Johnson is pushing to pass the package Tuesday, as a newly sworn-in Christian Menefee gives Republicans a slim 218-214 edge.

via Politico|
#appropriations#dhs-funding#funding-bill
Democrats threaten impeachment if Trump refuses to fire Kristi Noem
politics2 months ago

Democrats threaten impeachment if Trump refuses to fire Kristi Noem

House Democrats led by Hakeem Jeffries warned President Trump they will begin impeachment proceedings unless he fires Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, as support for impeaching Noem grows within the caucus; Judiciary ally Jamie Raskin pledges oversight and potential hearings, but with Republicans in control of the House and no clear Senate backing, conviction remains unlikely.

via Axios|
#donald-trump#hakeem-jeffries#house-democrats
politics2 months ago

Democrats curb ICE funding as immigration stance shifts after last year’s split

Democrats blocked new ICE funding in a Department of Homeland Security bill—only seven Democrats voted for it—marking a sharp shift from last year’s pro-enforcement stance; several Democrats opposed due to ICE conduct following the Minneapolis shooting of Renee Good, while others supported the bill for remaining DHS functions and guardrails. The bill passed 220-207 and included provisions like fewer detention beds and oversight, signaling a broader recalibration of the party’s immigration stance amid public concern and polling that ICE enforcement is too aggressive.

via Politico|
#dhs#house-democrats#ice
Democrats Split on DHS/ICE Funding Amid Oversight Clash
politics2 months ago

Democrats Split on DHS/ICE Funding Amid Oversight Clash

House Democrats are divided on a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security and ICE after the Minneapolis shooting, with progressives opposing the DHS funding for insufficient oversight while centrists remain undecided; leadership has not yet endorsed the separate vote, as lawmakers balance border-security goals with accountability to avoid a partial government shutdown ahead of the 2026 midterms.

via Axios|
#dhs#funding#house-democrats
Democrats push impeachment over Noem as centrists warn of distraction
politics2 months ago

Democrats push impeachment over Noem as centrists warn of distraction

House Democrats, led by Rep. Robin Kelly, introduced three articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, with around 70 Democrats signing on and more expected to co-sponsor. The move is seen by some centrists as a serious impeachment bid, while others warn it could distract from policy priorities like affordability and immigration policy. With Republicans controlling the House and a Senate likely to block conviction, the effort faces long odds.

via Axios|
#house-democrats#immigration#impeachment
House Democrats back impeachment articles against Kristi Noem in a notable caucus push
politics-and-policy2 months ago

House Democrats back impeachment articles against Kristi Noem in a notable caucus push

53 House Democrats signed on to co-sponsor articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, roughly a quarter of the caucus. The articles accuse Noem of obstruction of Congress, violation of public trust, and self-dealing over DHS/ICE actions and a $220 million contract, with Rep. Robin Kelly leading the charge and several battleground and centrist members among the sponsors, and more sign-ons possible before the formal unveiling.

via Axios|
#democrats#dhs#house-democrats
politics4 months ago

House Democrats React to End of Shutdown

The U.S. House is emerging from a prolonged government shutdown, with Democrats expressing frustration over the process and Republicans criticizing Democrats for their role in the shutdown. Tensions remain high as lawmakers prepare for upcoming deadlines and potential future shutdowns, with Democrats pushing for legislative extensions and reforms, while warning against partisan gridlock affecting other key bills.

via Politico|
#congress#house-democrats#legislation
politics5 months ago

Lindsey Graham Discusses New Reconciliation Bill with Republicans

Senate Budget Chair Lindsey Graham is discussing with Republicans the possibility of passing a new reconciliation bill to advance party priorities on healthcare, taxes, and spending, amid ongoing negotiations to end the government shutdown and address other legislative issues. Meanwhile, efforts continue in the Senate and House to resolve funding and policy disputes, with bipartisan negotiations and procedural maneuvers underway.

via Politico|
#federal-funding#government-shutdown#house-democrats
Democrat Jared Golden to retire from Congress in key district
politics5 months ago

Democrat Jared Golden to retire from Congress in key district

Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine), representing a swing district, announced he will not seek reelection in 2026 due to threats and the prolonged government shutdown, marking a significant loss for House Democrats aiming to regain control. Golden cited concerns over political incivility, violence, and threats to his family as key reasons for his decision, emphasizing the toll of current political climate on personal and professional life.

via Axios|
#house-democrats#jared-golden#political-violence