I would say in conclusion that while there may not be direct oversight authority as we move forward with looking at the expenditure in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Congress always has broad authority to look at the way taxpayer dollars are spent.
Edwards asserts Congress's authority to oversee taxpayer spending.
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I look at the former President Trump as he`s now encouraging people to get vaccines and I wonder what would have made a difference?
I mean, really pretty simple things. And they couldn`t get it done. And I think it`s going to hurt them morally because it is the moral thing to do.
This is coming from Congress. This is the people's house, you know, saying that they believe that there has been some criminal behavior.
It does seem that these two senators are determined to stand in the way of the changes to the filibuster that would be required to move voting rights through. I think it`s actually rather shameful, and I think it`s going to harm Democrats…
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