The House should have a say. Even last Congress, the Republican majority had votes on privileged resolutions under the emergency law. I can understand why some of my colleagues across the aisle might wish to avoid such a vote. They don't want to be seen raising taxes and increasing costs on everyday families in this country, but their inaction is doing just that, by letting Donald Trump's fake emergencies and tariffs continue unchecked. Let me propose a solution: Do your job. The American people elected us to take those tough votes. It is our time. The cameras of history are rolling and what they are going to see is the Republican majority shying away from the spotlight. Vote ``no'' on this rule.
Gregory Meeks: “The House should have a say. Even last Congress, the Republican majority had votes on privileged resolutions under the…”
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Addressing the need for the House to take action against Republican inaction on emergency resolutions and tariffs.
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