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Despite Ro Khanna sharing the letter, he had not yet sent it to Shanahan and after she was contacted by CBS, she released a statement on her X profile slamming the politician.

Despite Ro Khanna sharing the letter, he had not yet sent it to Shanahan and after she was contacted by CBS, she released a statement on her X profile slamming the politician. Khanna warned that supporting Kennedy could help pave the way for former President Donald Trump to win the election. In it, Shanahan hit back at Khanna said he had changed his stance 'based on pressure from the party', and said his remarks were 'anti-democratic'.

The Fiscal Responsibility Act, which is now in effect, will be voted on Wednesday night. Democrats had long said that it would be up to Republicans to vote yes on the bill's rule, but that they would follow the bill in the final election. 'It's really simple: the majority is responsible for passing the decree,' Democratic Whip Katherine Clark told reporters Wednesday morning. But after it became clear that Republicans would not be able to understand the law on their own, a rash of Democrats rushed to the chamber's front, allowing the transaction to move forward.

As he continued his call for California Governor Gavin Newsom to resign, Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna urged California Governor Gavin Newsom to appoint a "caretaker senator" in Dianne Feinstein's place. If Feinstein resigned, Khanna said, Newsom would not have to wade into the thorny politics of endorsing someone running for the Senate seat, but he might opt for another alternative. Gov. Khanna said on Fox News Sunday that he could appoint a caretaker, but he does not have to choose someone in the current race.' I would like the governor to do so.' This has nothing to do with the current race, since a caretaker would solve it.'

According to a report by the Urban Institute, 24.6 percent of respondents were food insecure at the end of 2022, meaning they could not always put enough food on the table, down from only 20% at the start of 2021. The findings came as the Federal Reserve debated whether or not to raise interest rates to tame inflation, which was currently at around 6 percent, as senators debate whether to reduce food stamp benefits in a broader cost-cutting effort. According to Kassandra Martinchek, a think tank analyst, groceries soared 10.4 percent between December 2021 and December 2022, taking everyday items out of reach for many shoppers.