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American politician (born 1956)
There is no single, authoritative public list in the provided reporting that catalogues U.S. senators “receiving money from Venezuela.” Available sources document extensive U.S. legislative activity o...
Available reporting in the provided search results does not list any U.S. senator who has publicly disclosed receiving gifts or payments "linked to Venezuela" in the last ten years; coverage instead d...
Available reporting in the provided sources does not list any U.S. senator as having been formally investigated for ties to Venezuelan-linked funds; the materials instead focus on congressional oversi...
Available reporting and government statements show no direct, credible evidence in the provided sources that U.S. senators have accepted funding from Venezuelan cartels; the debate in sources centers ...
A precise, documentable list shows ; commentary equating Trump’s behavior with authoritarianism appears in opinion pieces and from media figures rather than named Democratic officials. The materials i...
Available reporting shows the claim “Republican Senators have voted 12 times to fund SNAP; Democrat Senators have voted 12 times to NOT fund” is a simplification of a complex shutdown fight over targe...
Available public releases of Jeffrey Epstein-related materials include flight logs introduced in the Maxwell trial and documents the Department of Justice released in February 2025; reporters and docu...
Several news analyses identify a mix of Republican lawmakers who have publicly criticized actions by former President Trump or his administration as authoritarian or dangerous, but the lists and conte...
A slate of targeted procedural fixes—ranging from a “talking filibuster,” carve-outs for voting and democracy bills, a “step‑down” cloture process or one‑off nuclear option, and raising the floor for ...
Calls for Donald J. Trump to resign have recurred across different moments of his presidency and post-presidential influence, voiced by activists, unions, lawmakers and petition drives citing everythi...
The reporting provided contains extensive coverage of the U.S. raid that captured Nicolás Maduro and the immediate political fallout in Washington but contains no documented list or evidence that iden...
When members of Congress and outside organizers publicly demanded President Donald Trump resign, party leaders and standing committees mostly rebuffed immediate resignation demands and instead leaned ...
Available reporting shows President Donald Trump addressed a joint session of Congress (a speech to both chambers) on March 5, 2025; multiple transcripts and summaries record him thanking Senate membe...
Critics point to a cluster of behavioral and institutional signals—authoritarian rhetoric, attacks on independent institutions, alignment with violent far-right groups, and public support for antidemo...
The period 2021–2025 saw repeated, serious proposals to change the Senate filibuster ranging from procedural tweaks to outright elimination, with . Political reality kept most proposals unrealized: in...
Democrats did not need to propose emergency measures to keep Social Security and Medicare payments flowing during the 2018–2019 shutdown because both the Social Security Administration and Centers for...
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats have repeatedly blocked Republican-led Senate proposals to reopen the federal government, citing demands for a negotiated extension of expirin...