House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s widely-anticipated speech on Monday before the New York Stock Exchange is an opportunity to ask Republican panelists: How is the looming default crisis not entirely manufactured by House Republicans when all the signs point to them? It’s a tough question to answer as McCarthy himself has already admitted the standoff
This week marks 100 days since Republicans took control of the House of Representatives. Since February, Accountable.US has explained how MAGA forces have taken over the Republican caucus and are pursuing the wrong priorities for the American people. They continue to put political stunts above solving the major issues before us.
Protecting consumers has never been much of a priority for Congressman Patrick McHenry (R-NC), the current ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee, who could soon seize the committee’s gavel.
While Americans rejected many of the most extreme conservative candidates and 2020 election deniers, many of whom were endorsed by former president Trump, Republicans vying for leadership positions in the 118th Congress are still pushing one of the most extreme agendas in recent memory.
Some Democrats are choosing to adopt the ‘concerns’ of the corporate special interests that have managed to do well even during a pandemic and effectively want to keep the system rigged in their favor.
A recent Accountable.US analysis found Sen. Sinema has taken nearly $1 million from rich industry interests opposing the reconciliation plan.
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