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In the Weekly Republican Address, Senator Fischer points out that with the tax debate over, Washington can now focus on the real source of our nation's deficits: out-of-control Washington spending.Republican Senators shared a link.
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Less than one year after suffering an ischemic stroke, Senator Mark Kirk returned to Washington and climbed all 45 steps to the Capitol Building.
His advice to others who are affected by a stroke: "Never, ever give up."Republican Senators shared a link.
The president's budgets for FY12 and FY13 were voted down in the Senate 0-196, collectively.
It's time to get serious and address the big issue: spending.- Today marks the 1,350th day since Senate Democrats last passed a budget. It took builders only 410 days to build the Empire State Building.
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Wasn't ObamaCare supposed to bring DOWN the cost of premiums?Republican Senators shared a link.
The Senate is in session. Roll call votes are not expected during today's session.Republican Senators shared John Barrasso's photo.
- Senator Mark Kirk returned to the Senate earlier today by walking up all 45 steps to the Capitol. Welcome back!
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The Senate is in session and the 113th Congress is underway!Republican Senators shared a link.
Senator Mitch McConnell: "The President may not want to have a fight about government spending over the next few months, but it’s the fight he is going to have, because it’s a debate the country needs."Republican Senators shared a link.
We look forward to seeing Senator Mark Kirk as he returns to the Senate tomorrow!- The Senate is in session for the last day of the 112th Congress.
Votes are not expected until tomorrow afternoon. Republican Senators shared a link.
Senator McConnell: "The President wanted tax increases, but thanks to this imperfect agreement, 99% of my constituents won’t be hit by those hikes."- Happy New Year! One or more votes are still expected tonight. Follow @SenGOP_Floor on Twitter for up-to-the-minute floor updates.
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The Senate is in session and will resume consideration of H.R. 5949, the FISA bill.
At approximately 9:45 AM, the Senate will conduct 2 votes, including passage of H.R. 5949.
The Senate will then resume consideration of H.R. 1, the vehicle for the supplemental appropriations bill, and will conduct up to 23 votes, including passage of H.R. 1.Republican Senators shared a link.
The House of Representatives has passed bills to prevent a massive tax hike on all Americans, replace the sequester with responsible spending cuts, and meaningfully address our nation's ballooning national debt.
It's time for Senate Democrats to act.Republican Senators shared a link.
Senator Mitch McConnell: "[W]e’ll see what the President has to propose. Members on both sides of the aisle will review it, and then we’ll decide how best to proceed. Hopefully there is still time for an agreement of some kind that saves the taxpayers from a wholly preventable economic crisis.”Republican Senators shared a link.
The Senate is in session and will begin consideration of H.R. 5949, the FISA bill, for up to 7 hours of debate, equally divided.
At 5:30 PM, the Senate is expected to vote in relation to H.R. 5949, the FISA bill, or H.R. 1, the vehicle for the supplemental appropriations bill.- Merry Christmas!
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