Mychael Schnell
Mychael Schnell covers Capitol Hill involving both Democrats and Republicans. She previously covered Congress at The Hill. She graduated from George Washington University’s School of Media and Public Affairs with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communication and political science.
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“This is still the president’s party — he has ultimate control, in my opinion, of what goes and what doesn’t go,” said Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio.
Two Republicans flipped their votes after intense pressure from Trump.
The investigation into the chair of the Federal Reserve was the latest breaking point.
A criminal probe into Jerome Powell may have done more than make Republicans concerned. It may actually cause some to stand up to the president.
The Trump administration wants Venezuela to sever economic ties with China and Russia as a condition of pumping oil. Republicans support the idea. Democrats have some concerns.
The move comes amid mounting criticism and confusion on Capitol Hill — including from some Republicans — about how exactly Trump plans to rebuild Venezuela’s oil infrastructure and what companies will be investing in the effort.
Reps. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., and Ro Khanna, D-Calif., want a special master to ensure that all Epstein documents are released in accordance with the law.
While it’s a significant rebuke of the president, the resolution faces an uphill battle to actually limit Trump’s military actions in Venezuela.
Not every Republican is onboard with Trump trying to take over Venezuela.
The seven-term congressman represented a Northern California district that Democrats are in the process of gerrymandering.
