Liam Donovan

RT @admcrlsn: Based on non-party line votes so far this term, the most likely Democratic defectors in the House would appear to be: Cuella…

This all boils down to whether Rs can hold the line on the rule. If they can force a majority vote and get anywhere in the neighborhood of 217, it would essentially force Jeffries to pitch a shutout, which would require more than just pique.

Rachael Bade @rachaelmbade

☀️SCOOP on shutdown latest this morning: House Dem leaders are privately asking members if they're willing to take their DOGE protests all the way to a shutdown. And I'm told they're getting very little pushback. ➡️This isn’t just negotiation posturing. During a recent ranking

RT @bendreyfuss: They did this with Fort Bragg too and I still think it’s a good solution! Like, I don’t particularly care what the bases a…

RT @caroljsroth: As for CTA BOI advocacy props, please take a moment to acknowledge the following: @SCorpAssn who has been on this for yea…

RT @RapidResponse47: 🚨 EXCITING NEWS! @USTreasury https://t.co/NCugqIuLVG

Big news for those following the CTA/BOI saga https://t.co/b3SwszRis8 https://t.co/HidMyBXWel

Treasury Department @USTreasury

…but it will further not enforce any penalties or fines against U.S. citizens or domestic reporting companies or their beneficial owners after the forthcoming rule changes take effect either.

38% is oddly low--either they find relief of some sort as part of a deal, even if it's a fig leaf, or the cap expires altogether if you think things fall apart.

Punchbowl News @PunchbowlNews

What do senior Capitol Hill aides think will happen to the SALT limit? @LauraEWeiss16 with the latest polling results: https://t.co/nxhjbsBhep

RT @jaketapper: One pro-Ukraine expert, normally supportive of Zelensky, offered me this perspective: https://t.co/0VANpy1QIG

Pretty remarkable that leaders who need far less of Trump have figured out how to get far more out of him simply by subjugating their ego and playing the game. Stakes here higher for obvious reasons, but all the more reason to avoid that sort of spectacle.

https://t.co/1iP4gb3EKn

RT @Brendan_Duke: New impossible trinity of international economics. A tariff can: 1.) Raise revenue or 2.) Incent domestic production or…

Clearly where things have been headed for some time, but Trump making this call with weeks to go means this should be pretty simple. Dems won't like it, but hard to see them electing for a shutdown over a clean CR.

Jake Sherman @JakeSherman

Trump endorses CR through September. https://t.co/KRMNBthkZE

RT @ZacharyDonnini: Harris actually outperformed Biden with cosmopolitan white voters in many cities across the nation’s core, especially i…

Trump's single greatest insight was that people think govt (read: politicians) is dumb/corrupt/wasteful--a sense validated by DOGE--and/but they don't trust those same pols to fix it let alone meddle with entitlements. Not even Republicans voted for the austerity candidate.

Noah Smith 🐇 @Noahpinion

Elon came in promising austerity. Trump came in promising blowout deficits. Elon was right. Trump was wrong. But unfortunately Trump's approach seems to be winning.

The fact checking on this (very silly) counter-claim is mostly interesting insofar as it clashes with the credulity around medicaid cuts.

Steven Dennis @StevenTDennis

Budget resolutions are not really bills, they aren't really binding, they are not signed by the president and don't become law. You can not say you passed "no tax on tips" (sorry Lauren Boebert), or tax cuts, or Trump's agenda. It's merely *a permission slip* to later have a

RT @TVietor08: We got Freedom Fries'd by Canada. This means war. https://t.co/KWCBpW67Zt

RT @TrumpWarRoom: https://t.co/yrqZsrjrDm