As of June 5, 2026, the U.S. Senate has approximately 53 working days left on its calendar before the midterm elections on November 3. This limited timeframe is interrupted by long recesses for summer, Labor Day, and a significant pre-election break starting on October 5. It presents the final opportunity for Senate Republicans, who currently hold the majority, to fulfill the promises that helped them gain control of both chambers of Congress along with President Trump...

What is the point of a Republican majority in the U.S. Senate if the caucus splinters into numerous self-important factions as soon as it’s time to get to work? After voters granted them the keys to p...

LISTEN NOW | In this segment, I open by asking a simple question that has long been overdue to be asked: What good is having a Republican majority in the US Senate—or the US House, for that matter—if ...

LISTEN NOW | In this segment, I open by asking a simple question that has long been overdue to be asked: What good is having a Republican majority in the US Senate—or the US House, for that matter—if ...

LISTEN NOW | In this segment, I open by asking a simple question that has long been overdue to be asked: What good is having a Republican majority in the US Senate—or the US House, for that matter—if they routinely squander that majority and fail to achieve the goals set out by the voters in the elections that brought them to power?