Former CNN, Fox News and MSNBC journalist David Shuster, who has been closely following Epstein-related developments in Washington, wrote Tuesday that official House rules stipulate that discharge petitions can't be voted on until after seven legislative days which roll over after the speaker gavels the House back into session after an adjournment. And once those seven legislative days have passed, the speaker has a 48-hour window to schedule the vote.However, the approaching Thanksgiving recess means that the full floor vote on the Massie-Khanna discharge petition will have to be delayed a little longer. According to the 2025 House work calendar on House Majority Leader Steve Scalise's (R-La.) website, the House will not be in session after November 20. Lawmakers are not set to return to Washington D.C. until December 1.
Feels like a lot of time for Don John to coerce some Rs to flip
I assume this was coordinated with Democrats conceding on the funding bill now that Johnson will be signing in the Arizona rep who will be the deciding vote to release the Epstein files.
Irish took tomato gin — yes, such a thing exists — and tomato vermouth, and combined them with a basil eau de vie and herbs, topping it all off with a splash of Lambrusco
I dunno - I feel like Campari or similar bitter aperitif/amaro is the one hard requirement for a Negroni…
Prosecutors argued that though there was no contact, a jerk movement that Reid made with her knee near Bates’ groin during that struggle constitutes simple assault
On the one hand, many folks don’t realize Assault is the threat; Battery is the execution of the threat.
But over here in reality, this is like saying, “I feel threatened by women existing and that is assault”.
Feels like a lot of time for Don John to coerce some Rs to flip