Below is the March 9, 2012 letter from the Attorney General of the District of Columbia to all department employees regarding Election Year Sensitivities.
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Kari Lake Shares Her Vision for Voice of America
Kari Lake described how she intends to reshape Voice of America, committing to unbiased, editorially independent coverage while reiterating her loyalty to Trump.
Senate Republicans Create ‘Make America Healthy Again’ Caucus As RFK Jr. Continues Capitol Hill Tour
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White House Signals Support for House-Passed Funding Bill
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‘Leverage’ Fight: U.S. Senator Warns that Chuck Schumer ‘Doesn’t Want to Give Up’ Debt Ceiling Increase to Trump
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House Rejects Alternative Government Funding Proposal
The House of Representatives on voted down an alternative plan to fund the government with just over 24 hours until a government shutdown begins.
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White House Signals Support for House-Passed Funding Bill
Biden won't stand in way of funding government until mid-March. Included is $110 billion for disaster relief, $30 billion in farm aid, and year extension to farm bill.
‘Leverage’ Fight: U.S. Senator Warns that Chuck Schumer ‘Doesn’t Want to Give Up’ Debt Ceiling Increase to Trump
U.S. senator told Breitbart that Trump’s push to increase the debt ceiling as part of funding deal “makes sense” but unlikely Schumer would agree to push.
What to Know About a Government Shutdown
Unless Congress funds the government past Dec. 20, there will be a shutdown. Such an occurrence could have major ramifications, but may not be doom and gloom.
House Rejects Alternative Government Funding Proposal
The House of Representatives on voted down an alternative plan to fund the government with just over 24 hours until a government shutdown begins.
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