GOP Senator leaves town hall, gets booed
Republican Senator gets booed by voters, after cutting town hall short over DOGE questions
David Fahrenthold, New York Times Investigative Reporter, Eddie Glaude, Princeton University Professor and Charlie Sykes, MSNBC Columnist and Contributor join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the growing backlash elected Republicans are feeling from their voters as the continue to capitulate to Elon Musk as he and his team toy with Social Security.
Conservatives in Congress are urging GOP leadership in both chambers not to agree to limiting DOGE in a spending bill, as Democrats are asking for.
A new poll shows strong public support for a proposed DOGE Dividend check and push Democrats and Independents to GOP ...
Indivisible and MoveOn are partisan networks tied to George Soros, a powerful left-wing figure who has donated billions to ...
Some Republicans are pleading with Musk and Trump to ease up on DOGE's aggressive moves as they face blowback from voters at ...
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House Concurrent Resolution 50 was filed by House Republican T.J. Roberts, R-Burlington, to form a new 10-member task force: ...
Pennsylvania state Sen. Doug Mastriano is drafting plans to launch a DOGE committee in Harrisburg, and hopes the Democratic ...
Some Republicans took issue with a controversial email DOGE sent federal workers over the weekend asking them to detail their ...
A House Republican and Democrat agreed that Cabinet secretaries should play a larger role in making decisions about their ...
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-N.Y.) joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss how House Republicans plan on passing a budget ...
Rep. Rich McCormick says he's not "against" what DOGE and Trump are doing, but he's concerned that it's moving too rapidly.
Outside of Washington, the Hampton Roads region has the highest share of federal workers and is home to several major ...
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