The fact that another shutdown is imminent is a sign of how dysfunctional Washington’s budgeting process really is.
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Dozens of bills have been pre-filed for introduction on opening day, Jan. 14.
Pelosi displayed the toughness and political savvy that has enabled her to survive for 16 years as Democratic leader.
Trump made it clear Tuesday morning that he will be the one shutting down the government if Congress doesn’t provide money for the bigger, more expansive wall he has promised to build.
It’s hard to excel in a job you never wanted in the first place.
President Donald Trump said Saturday that his chief of staff, John Kelly, would step down by the end of the year.
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