The power struggle between US President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has reached new heights with Pelosi announcing she will block Trump from delivering a key speech to Congress.
"Nancy Pelosi does not dictate to the President when he will or will not have a conversation with the American people,"a White House spokesman,Hogan Gidley,said Tuesday on Fox News.
The Senate action could set the stage for the type of bipartisan negotiating that will be necessary to end the longest shutdown in US history.
The singer also took aim at Pence's wife's new teaching position at a private school that bans LGBTQ employees,students and the children of gay parents.
Being asked if he would like to speak to the President of the United States was about the last question a reporter expected from a stranger in Paris.
For people who have done business with the President,the fight over the shutdown reflects a time-tested playbook.
Vice President Mike Pence quoted from King's"I Have a Dream"speech as he defended Trump's latest pitch to secure funding for a barrier along the US border.
Nancy Pelosi is winning her showdown with President Donald Trump for one simple reason:She knows how to do her job better than he knows how to do his.
The Trump administration has been rocked by reports that the President instructed his former lawyer to lie to Congress about his business dealings in Russia.