House Republicans prevent Democrats preventing voices on signal, Elon Musk

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The Republicans of the House reversed on Tuesday to prevent Democrats about the use of signals by the Trump government to force potential conflicts of interest that affect Elon Musk and other controversial issues.

The move by the conference, which was approved in a vote of 216-208, marks the latest instance of the Republicans who use the procedural rules that regulate the debate about the legislation to protect President Trump.

Spokesman Mike Johnson (R-La.) Defended the efforts shortly before her consent on Tuesday and said that the conference “used the rules of the house to prevent political hijinks and political stunts”.

“They have shown us in the past four years, the past eight years – they have used legal guidance, they used conspiracy theories, all these political weapons to only pursue the president and make his life unhappy,” added Johnson. “The American people were not right for this, that's not what they earn. We can do it better, so we prevent this nonsensical waste of our time. We have no time to waste time.”

On Monday afternoon, the GOP leaders from House added a rule for a number of independent measures that the Democrats wanted to keep from Tuesday to September 30th to force voices on investigation.

Refrements in the investigation enable the legislators to request information from the President or for heads of the executive departments in order to transmit specific information that the administration has. However, they are important because they have a special parliamentary status, which means that they can be forced to coordinate the house soil according to a certain number of days. The rules for such a step are strict.

Democrats submitted a number of examination decisions in the first 100 days of the Trump government, including measures that requested information about the use of signal conflicts by the administration, potential conflicts of interest and the effects of the ministry for the efficiency of the government on the local economy and communities.

Some of the top -class measures focused on the use of signals by the administration. The encrypted messaging platform officers have used sensitive information.

Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) Introduced an investigation at the beginning of this month, in which the president was requested, “certain documents with regard to the use of uncertain electronic communication platforms, including signal, for official communications and compliance with the administration with all federal records.”

MP Gregory Meeks (NY), the Supreme Democrat in the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives, proposed a similar measure that Trump and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio demanded.

Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon (D-Pa.), Who sits in the rules of committee, tried to delete the language from the procedural rule, but the step failed in a party line of the committee. Pennsylvania's Democrat said her GOP colleagues “hid because they are afraid”.

“You are afraid that the Defense Minister will continue to use uncertain methods to discuss classified information. They are afraid that the customs duties of the President will upset economic chaos. And they are afraid that this administration will complete American citizens and others without proper procedure,” added them. “And they do not want to take any voices to get information from the White House about all of these incidents because this is the real problem. The Americans want to hide behind this resolution so that they do not have to risk the president's anger if they do their work and carry out voices through answers and surveillance.”

MP Michelle Fischbach (R-Minn.), Another member of the body, pushed back and argued that the move should enable the house to manufacture and adopt the Trump agenda bill in the coming months.

“We are in the middle of many things. We are in the middle of reconciliation. We are looking at all sorts of things.

The Democrats blocked the use of examination decisions at the time of Covid 19 pandemic.

The GOP efforts approved on Tuesday resembles the other steps that she has undertaken in the past few weeks in order to obtain procedural rules that would prevent democrats from increasing voices on the abolition of Trump tariffs.