United States — United States House of Representatives & Tom Coleman

United States — United States House of Representatives: The House passed the stopgap funding bill, taking a key step to avoid a shutdown before the midterm elections.

Tom Coleman: Chairman Cole supported the bill to avoid a third shutdown in this Congress.

United States — United States House of Representatives: The United States — United States House of Representatives passed the government funding bill, contributing to the end of the shutdown. Its members debated the spending measure and health care provisions.

Tom Coleman: Tom Coleman, Republican chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, stated that government shutdowns do not work and criticized the Democrats' stance on health care subsidies.

United States — United States House of Representatives: The United States — United States House of Representatives>>> passed a bill providing $70 billion for immigration enforcement, demonstrating its legislative power and commitment to the Trump administration's agenda.

Tom Coleman: Tom Coleman>>>, while reluctant to use reconciliation, defended its use in this instance due to Senate Democrats' actions, but stated it would not become a regular process.

United States — United States House of Representatives: The House passed symbolic war powers resolutions to limit Trump's authority, reflecting congressional dissent.

Tom Coleman: Cole, as House Appropriations chair, said the funding request reflects the need to maintain defense strength.

United States — United States House of Representatives: Granger served here for 28 years; her absence in final term highlighted representation issues. No market impact.

Tom Coleman: Succeeded Granger as Appropriations Chair. No market impact.

Tom Coleman: Rep. Tom Coleman, a top Republican on the House Appropriations Committee, expressed concerns about Donald Trump's 'America First' approach, advocating for alliances and shared interests on the world stage.