Went shopping today. Saw 3 Flatbeds heading for the border. Border fence stacked. Go President Trump!
News Analysis
Republicans have a short window before the new Congress takes office on January 3. Senate Majority Leader John Thune should start by publishing a week-by-week floor schedule that names the nominees and bills he intends to bring up. That would give voters a way to judge how Senate Republicans used the time they had.
Confirm nominees and take up the SAVE Act. Thune should give early floor time to Trump nominees who have cleared committee and have the votes, especially those who would fill key vacancies. Republicans should also seek a vote on the SAVE Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register for federal elections. If the full bill lacks the votes, Senate leaders should put members on the record where possible and see whether a narrower bill with practical ways for eligible citizens to prove citizenship could pass both chambers.
Keep the government funded and explain the deal. Republicans should give lawmakers and the public time to read any year-end spending ...