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reporter. I talk to U.S. Senators in hallways. Ex-White House/CQ/Roll Call. Opinions mine. Email sdennis17@bloomberg.net

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    11 hours ago

    Senate Intel is out with the first part of their final report, detailing an "extensive" effort by Russia to attack election infrastructure from 2014 to "at least 2017"

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    Jul 24

    Two years ago today, returning to Congress: “Let’s trust each other. Let’s return to regular order. We’ve been spinning our wheels ... We’re getting nothing done, my friends." - I doubt he approves, looking down on us today.

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    6 hours ago

    STRONG INDICATIONS VOTING SYSTEMS IN ALL 50 STATES PROBED BY RUSSIANS Russia made “extensive” efforts to compromise U.S. election infrastructure from 2014 to "at least" 2017, Senate Intelligence Committee says via

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    11 hours ago

    A LOT of the Senate Intel report is blacked out, including an entire recommendation, and something about intelligence collected in 2018 re: all 50 states being probed.

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  5. 8 hours ago

    Inbox: POTUS signed the breastfeeding bill into law. HR 866

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  6. 10 hours ago

    2010 Tweet.

    I've never seen anyone as obsessed as is with collision course Tea Party-ers are on w/ debt limit vote http://bit.ly/g3kx5j
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    11 hours ago

    Ron Wyden dissented from report, urging Congress to adopt mandatory, nationwide election standards. "We shouldn't ask a county elections IT employee to fight a war against the full capabilities and vast resources of Russia's cyber army."

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  8. 10 hours ago

    Interesting that most Republicans are voting against this title change even though most Republicans just voted to kill Trump's deal with Pelosi.

    Budget bill passes. And now Massie using a little-used rule to force a vote changing title of the bill to, "A bill to kick the can down the road, and for other purposes."
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  9. 10 hours ago

    Sure they've been rivals, but Pelosi and Hoyer are also a powerful 1-2 whip combo.

    With budgte bill vote underway, came out of 's office as Pelosi walked in. She pulled him aside and told him there were 216 D votes. Hoyer went to the floor, and there's now 219 D votes.
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    10 hours ago

    Fun fact: House Republicans are voting 65-132 against Trump's budget deal with Pelosi. House Republicans voted 65-133 against George W. Bush's Wall Street bailout the first time around. If Amash had stayed a Republican, they'd be identical 65-133 tallies.

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  11. 10 hours ago

    219 Democrats backing Pelosi's budget deal with Trump. She doesn't actually need ANY Republican votes. Speakers Boehner & Ryan rarely enjoyed that sort of support for their deals.

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  12. 10 hours ago

    A lot of Republicans today voting against Trump wishes. Most House Rs opposing his budget deal; many Senate Finance Rs voted to gut his drug pricing agenda.

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  13. 10 hours ago

    I'm not sure what, exactly this means. But interesting!

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  14. 10 hours ago

    Fun fact: House Republicans are voting 65-132 against Trump's budget deal with Pelosi. House Republicans voted 65-133 against George W. Bush's Wall Street bailout the first time around. If Amash had stayed a Republican, they'd be identical 65-133 tallies.

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  15. 10 hours ago

    This "JUST IN" is aggregated from my story which ran on Sunday, which you can read here:

    JUST IN: Susan Collins says she hasn't decided on 2020 run, blames "attacks by dark money groups"
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    11 hours ago

    Roy and Lee were chatting in the Rotunda, when Roy said he needed to go vote on the budget deal. When Lee heard what the vote was on, he went running after him.

    Sen. Mike Lee is on the House floor with Rep. Chip Roy as members vote on the budget deal
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  17. 11 hours ago

    The Senate Intelligence Committee is also urging action to counter Russia:

    Senate Intel is out with the first part of their final report, detailing an "extensive" effort by Russia to attack election infrastructure from 2014 to "at least 2017"
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    15 hours ago

    Story of pretty much every heterodox issue he campaigned on, with exception of trade

    AWK scene from Trump's Washington: Senate Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley notes Trump campaigned on negotiating drug prices in Medicare but hasn't followed through. "Now thank God the president hasn't advocated on that lately but who knows what he's going to do," Grassley said.
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    11 hours ago

    When pressed about investment into Juul, its co-founder says the hope is to change the business into "one that doesn’t kill people anymore."

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  20. 11 hours ago

    A LOT of the Senate Intel report is blacked out, including an entire recommendation, and something about intelligence collected in 2018 re: all 50 states being probed.

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  21. 11 hours ago

    Ron Wyden dissented from report, urging Congress to adopt mandatory, nationwide election standards. "We shouldn't ask a county elections IT employee to fight a war against the full capabilities and vast resources of Russia's cyber army."

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