David Sivak is a Congress & Campaigns Editor at The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC. He covers a range of topics including politics, government, elections, and public policy, with a particular focus on current affairs, geopolitics, and the housing market. David's work has been featured in The Denver Gazette, Washington Examiner, Colorado Politics, and MSN.
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David Sivak's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. His articles often cover endorsements, distancing from political rhetoric, confirmations, and briefings related to the US Senate.
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The rocky path it took to pass the bill has deepened a rift with the White House and stretched Senate Republicans to their limit.
By: Ramsey Touchberry, David Sivak
Thune has grown accustomed to the legislative whiplash as a feature, not a bug, of the second Trump presidency.
By: Hailey Bullis, David Sivak
Partisan fighting over the fund is seeping into delicate Senate negotiations to keep the government open past the fall.
By: David Sivak
“If I am most senior, I would certainly welcome the opportunity,” Murkowski told the Washington Examiner.
There is no mechanism in the Constitution to reverse an impeachment, and some critics have called the idea “absurd.”
By: David Sivak
Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) is warning Republicans not to tee up a House vote later this year that would “expunge” the two impeachments from President Donald Trump's first term.
By: David Sivak, Hailey Bullis
President Donald Trump’s pressing to attach the voter identification law to a patch of the surveillance tool threatens to derail talks once more.
Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) told reporters that he “can’t even imagine” Trump agreeing to Obama-style nuclear restrictions.
By: Samantha-Jo Roth, David Sivak, Ramsey Touchberry
The Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled Todd Blanche’s hearing for July 15 to 16 as the GOP works to confirm the attorney general nominee by August.
Democrats were already noncommittal on whether they'd allow the nomination of Clayton to be fast-tracked after the hearing.
