Reese Gorman is a State Politics Reporter at the Washington Examiner. He covers a range of topics related to government and politics, including the GOP, Congress, and social issues, while also delving into world affairs. Reese's work has been featured in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, Yahoo News, Yahoo News UK, The Daily Beast, and NOTUS.
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By: Reese Gorman, Em Luetkemeyer
Gentner Drummond is planning to announce his campaign this week, a source told NOTUS.
By: Reese Gorman
During a weekend of meetings with different groups in the House GOP, Trump discussed an idea to tie California disaster aid to raising the debt ceiling.
By: Reese Gorman
Some Freedom Caucus members think a debt limit increase needs to be part of the reconciliation process. GOP leaders are already signaling that it won’t be.
By: Reese Gorman
“He is all over the place and doesn’t understand what the fuck he’s doing,” one senior GOP aide said of Jodey Arrington.
Jacob Reses, who served as chief of staff to Vance in his Senate office, will now be chief of staff to the vice president.
By: Jasmine Wright, Reese Gorman
Trump plans to declare a national border emergency, which he believes will allow the military to build more of his infamous border wall.
By: Reese Gorman, Jasmine Wright
The incoming president is set to move fast on immigration, energy and national security. “The first priority isn’t the messaging,” one former aide close to the Trump team said. “It’s the doing.”
By: Riley Rogerson, Reese Gorman
“It’s very much settled in the House,” Rep. Max Miller said of the reconciliation debate. “It doesn’t seem like it’s settled in the chamber right next to us.”
By: Reese Gorman, Jasmine Wright
After splits in the transition team, Trump officials came to realize the base wouldn’t accept anything less than full pardons.
The retreat comes at a crucial time for setting Trump’s early legislative agenda.
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