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American physician and politician (born 1952)
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 sources provided by the user do not list any U.S. senators who “declared travel or hospitality from Venezuelan‑linked entities” since 2015; the material focuses on legislation, policy statem...
OpenSecrets and related reporting show that pharmaceutical/health‑product PACs spent about $16.05 million on federal candidates in the 2024 cycle . Multiple outlets compiling OpenSecrets data list top...
The Senate can use the so‑called to change its rules, including the 60‑vote cloture threshold, because the chamber is the master of its own procedures; however, whether lawmakers will or can sensibly ...
Republicans control the U.S. Senate in 2025, holding a majority reported as either 52–48 or 53–47 in the 119th Congress across the sources reviewed (most sources show a three-seat Republican gain and ...
Public records and the reporting in the provided documents show ; the supplied materials contain no evidence of recent, direct donations to the Republican Party. Historical outliers and older reports ...
President Donald Trump lobbied publicly and privately for a Nobel Peace Prize and was publicly linked to winner María Corina Machado’s 2025 award, while Republican senators separately nominated him fo...
George Soros is overwhelmingly associated with funding Democratic candidates and progressive causes, and in major recent cycles his personal and foundation-backed giving largely flowed to Democrats an...
The most visible Venezuela‑related Senate legislation from 2024–2026 falls into two tracks: bipartisan statutory packages aimed at supporting a democratic transition and a high‑stakes war powers resol...
Republicans in 2023–2024 supported some measures to keep SNAP funded and in 2025 (reporting about the 2025 shutdown) many Senate Republicans opposed or blocked Democratic measures to immediately resto...
The statement that “the Democrats voted against the release of SNAP benefits” is : Senate Democrats did vote against specific Republican-sponsored continuing resolutions that would have temporarily fu...
Republicans’ objections to increasing SNAP funding during the 2025 shutdown cluster around three distinct claims: that restoring benefits should accompany a full government reopening rather than piece...
Senate Republican leaders—primarily Senate Majority Leader John Thune with scheduling support from Majority Whip John Barrasso’s office—led efforts to set and announce votes aimed at reopening the gov...