Mike Lillis

4 weeks ago | cenlanow.com | Mychael Schnell |Mike Lillis |Kelvin Spears

Fresh off a huge victory in passing their “big, beautiful bill” through the House, Republican lawmakers are finding that President Trump’s agenda is a much tougher sell at home. In a series of contentious town halls, rank-and-file Republicans seeking to promote the virtues of the massive domestic policy package have run into a buzzsaw of criticism from constituents leery that the legislation will do more harm than good.

1 month ago | thehill.com | Amie Parnes |Mike Lillis

The Democratic Party is feeling the anguish of age. The deaths of three House Democrats since March has dispirited the caucus and given GOP leaders a little more cushion to move their legislative priorities through Congress. A new vacancy for ranking member on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has revived the dispute over the wisdom of a long-honored seniority system that’s helped to prevent the ascension of younger members.

1 month ago | newsnationnow.com | Emily Brooks |Mychael Schnell |Mike Lillis

House Republicans are sending a clear and early warning to their Senate allies as the bill encompassing President Trump's domestic priorities heads to the upper chamber: Don't water it down. House GOP leaders spent weeks in delicate talks with Republican holdouts before cobbling together a fragile agreement that could thread the needle between conservatives' demands for more spending cuts and moderates' insistence on a controversial tax break.

1 month ago | cbs4indy.com | Emily Brooks |Mychael Schnell |Mike Lillis

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1 month ago | thehill.com | Mike Lillis |Mychael Schnell |Emily Brooks

House Republicans are sending a clear and early warning to their Senate allies as the bill encompassing President Trump’s domestic priorities heads to the upper chamber: Don’t water it down. House GOP leaders spent weeks in delicate talks with Republican holdouts before cobbling together a fragile agreement that could thread the needle between conservatives’ demands for more spending cuts and moderates’ insistence on a controversial tax break.