Jordain Carney
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politico.com | Kyle Cheney |Katherine Tully- McManus |Jordain Carney
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politico.com | Jordain Carney |Nicholas Wu
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politico.com | Meredith Lee Hill |Jordain Carney |Ben Leonard
“Most of us are not interested in simply shifting costs,” said Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.), a former governor, who warned “there most certainly would” be significant pushback from states if the GOP proceeds with cost-sharing plans. “I hope to goodness we don’t go there,” added Sen. Jim Justice (R-W.Va.), another former governor, whose constituents are heavily reliant on federal programs.
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yahoo.com | Meredith Lee Hill |Jordain Carney |Ben Leonard
Congressional Republicans agree that the federal government has a spending problem. Now top GOP leaders want to make it someone else’s problem — by shifting some safety-net programs onto state budgets. The plans under discussion could generate hundreds of billions of dollars in savings to finance the GOP’s domestic policy megabill.
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Thune has not said CRA resolution will come to the floor. Capito (who is leading the resolution) said next week is not "100 percent percent" decided yet and thought absolute deadline was first week of June.
Barrasso says Senate will vote next week on CRA to nix California emissions waiver. Clutch of GOP senators stil undecided but supporters increasingly confident they will have the votes.
Barrasso says Senate will vote next week on CRA to nix California emissions waiver. Clutch of GOP senators stil undecided but supporters increasingly confident they will have the votes.
Thune has not committed to putting CRA on the floor yet as he navigates a clutch of undecided members including Murk 👇
Murkowski tells me that she's having convos with colleagues about GOP push to use CRA to nix California waivers. No decison yet BUT "there is obviously apprehension if we go sideways on our own rules and so I'm having a lot of good conversations."
