Once Upon a Hill

Once Upon a Hill

Once Upon a Hill is a fresh and thorough publication that focuses on Congress, elections, politics, and more. It was founded by Michael Jones, a former fashion journalist turned congressional reporter, who previously authored the political newsletter Supercreator News. OUAH aims to offer insightful, easy-to-understand coverage of the U.S. government's most influential branch, catering to both political experts and regular citizens who want to understand current events and their significance. Published twice a week, OUAH explores the individuals and policies that influence the legislative agenda, particularly emphasizing Democratic politics during the MAGA era. It also addresses key domestic issues such as abortion rights, LGBTQ+ rights, gun violence prevention, healthcare access, student loan reforms, affordable housing challenges, food insecurity, and the regulation of artificial intelligence, along with race and gender inequality.

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  • 2 weeks ago | onceuponahill.com | Michael Jones

    👋🏾 Hi, hey, hello! What a wild week in Congress. Keep reading for what else is worth knowing from the Hill today before you call it a night—straight from my notebook to your inbox. ○ ● ●The House narrowly passed a GOP compromise budget framework this morning, enabling Republican-led committees to begin drafting a filibuster-proof bill to enact President Donald Trump’s tax, border, energy, and defense priorities.

  • 2 weeks ago | onceuponahill.com | Michael Jones

    House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) abruptly canceled Wednesday evening's planned vote on the Senate’s budget blueprint, a sign that internal divisions could derail President Donald Trump’s reconciliation agenda before it begins. Allow me to explain: The delay stalls progress for Trump’s second-term agenda and raises fresh questions about whether House Republicans can govern, even when they agree on the substance of the policies.

  • 2 weeks ago | onceuponahill.com | Michael Jones

    Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), the lead sponsor of the No Rogue Rulings Act, speaks during a House Judiciary Committee hearing. Photo by Michael Brochstein/SOPA ImagesThe House passed the Republican-backed No Rogue Rulings Act (NORRA) this afternoon, aiming to curb the power of individual federal judges to issue nationwide orders blocking or mandating go…

  • 2 weeks ago | onceuponahill.com | Michael Jones

    President Donald Trump unveils his reciprocal tariffs during an event in the White House Rose Garden on April 2, 2025. Photograph by Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images👋🏾 Hi, hey, hello! The House and Senate return tomorrow for a pivotal final stretch before the two-week Easter recess. The House will kick things off with a slate of veterans-related bi…

  • 2 weeks ago | onceuponahill.com | Michael Jones

    Senate Republicans survived a seven-hour marathon of politically fraught amendment votes to pass a budget blueprint early Saturday morning that would unlock a filibuster-proof path for enacting President Trump’s second-term domestic agenda on a party-line vote. Allow me to explain: During a grueling overnight vote-a-rama that began Friday evening, Senate Democrats and Republicans clashed over more than two dozen messaging amendments to the GOP plan.

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