Mike Johnson did not swear in the democracy. Is it because you want to remove EPSterin files?
A new member of Congress, Adhetha Grishva, came to Washington DC this week, waiting to legally legalize Mike Johnson.
Two days later, he returned to his southern Arizona, if not confused. An organized, organized, democrat festival is easily accessible last month to replace her past father, Raúl M Grajalva, he was unable to start his new work.
It is trapped in the Purgaratorial state of representative-elected, he had to be completed around the Capitol structure and should soon be with colleagues, like any other community member. His name is at the door of his new office, but he has no buttons.
“I want to go to work and I don’t know,” Grijalva said.
He thinks he knows why Johnson cannot handle the oath: More than the money supports applications that are used to create related files that relate to the Sexual Pubper Jeffrey and the Speaker.
“I don’t think anything else. It’s not like my swornship to democracy,” he said.
The Epsterin files have been a varam on the side of the President and all your Allies in Congress. Although Trump has reduced you as “Democrat Hoax”, a small group of the Republican Republicans joined all Democrats in the legislature’s law firm, known as the legal entity. It just requires 218 legislature to succeed, and they are currently getting 217 – Girjalva will be the last.
The application is an unusual form of reporting of the Republicans, provided a number of demands from what he wants to return to the white house. But even if the law passes, it is impossible to go away. The Senate Republican Republican leaders show little interest in this issue, and it is difficult to sign Trump.
Another problem, both applications and Gruijalva’s hope to capture his seat: The house was out of this week. Johnson last month requested organized work days to stress Democrats democrats for laws allowed in Chamber.
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However, the house grabbed the three-year and half procedure session on Tuesday – another Gruijalva and a number of democrats, in charge of receiving Johnson to leave the special election in Florida at the same time this year.
“That’s not reasonable, why would I not be sworn, at the same speed?” Grijalva said. “And who loses the districts that require conference to work.”
Johnson’s spokesman pointed out his comment to swear when the house returns to the session, but that would not happen until the money was returned to the government.
“The house will return to the situation and do its work as soon as Chuck Schumer allows us to open the government,” Johnson today, referring to the Top Senate Democrast.
Grujalva and her family had planned to Washington and on Tuesday next week, hoping the house would return to work. On Friday afternoon, Johnson announced that it would take a week.
“Now I have to change, hit all the travel schemes I have done for everyone,” he said. “Therefore, it is frustrating.”
