These principles [of bipartisanship and consensus] historically are noncontroversial ones.
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Tim Huelskamp (R-Kan.) on more than a dozen noncontroversial bills.
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The procedure is typically used for noncontroversial bills that pass easily.
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Ultimately, the ideas they advance – unlike the causes of war – become noncontroversial.
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That kind of change might've been noncontroversial among the international epidemiology community.
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A few years ago, Mr. Pence would have been a noncontroversial choice.
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They repeatedly refused bipartisan, noncontroversial solutions and opted to hold Americans hostage.
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As the House conducted votes on a series of noncontroversial bills, Rep.
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Budweiser had a simple, noncontroversial idea for its 2017 Super Bowl ad.
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The dollars were a noncontroversial provision of ObamaCare, and generally have bipartisan support.
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Lawmakers are expected to pass the noncontroversial legislation easily on a bipartisan basis.
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Claire McCaskill, Joe Donnelly and Heidi Heitkamp — also got noncontroversial riders into the package.
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The legislation, which is considered noncontroversial, passed the Senate on Tuesday by voice vote.
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WASHINGTON — The annual Holocaust remembrance ceremony at the Capitol is typically a noncontroversial event.
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"[Democrats] need to get with the program on approving these noncontroversial nominees," he said.
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First, senators are expected to have a noncontroversial vote to proceed to the legislation.
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That would seem a noncontroversial idea for liberals, but some are balking at it.
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Their cases are noncontroversial and, win or lose, they return home without much fanfare.
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In the meantime, he said, senators are working on a "manager's package" of noncontroversial amendments.
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Political observers characterized Toomey as a noncontroversial lawmaker who has made inroads with Pennsylvania Democrats.
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Some of those improvements, like bringing electronic commerce under the deal's framework, are relatively noncontroversial.
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Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) said, mocking Republicans during the debate for bringing up the noncontroversial bill.
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"It politicizes and weaponizes a program and a law that, for years, was noncontroversial and bipartisan."
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His nomination appeared to be on a glide path after a largely noncontroversial confirmation hearing last week.
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His casual Friday look is not about a rejection of convention, but rather a noncontroversial loosening up.
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The House easily passed two seemingly noncontroversial bills on Tuesday to encourage recruiting women for science careers.
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The organization often portrays noncontroversial subjects as falsely partisan to encourage division and derail meaningful public consensus.
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Some lobbyists are skeptical that any deal can come together beyond a few minor, noncontroversial FDA measures.
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The provision has become standard, noncontroversial language in the measure in the years since Russia annexed Crimea.
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The House also passed two noncontroversial bills by voice vote on Wednesday to protect and encourage whistleblowers.
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The provisions have become standard, noncontroversial language in the bill in the years since Russia annexed Crimea.
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I apologize for condemning Assange when he published my infamous (and proven noncontroversial, relatively boring) emails years ago.
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In sum, the steps required to bridge the gap between Fed independence and Congressional oversight are surprisingly noncontroversial.
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GOP leaders are hoping to bring those bills – mostly noncontroversial – to the floor the first week of May.
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"Congress may be relegated to just do the noncontroversial stuff and some of the messaging items," he said.
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New presidents often use their first months in office to sign noncontroversial legislation that has broad bipartisan support.
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A park official once told me the only noncontroversial statue on the premises was Balto, the hero sled dog.
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Womack then ordered the House to resume voting on an unrelated noncontroversial bill regarding the Department of Homeland Security.
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Instead, the extension through 2019 was packaged with a list of otherwise noncontroversial technical corrections to the bill this month.
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Out of the three days the House is in session this week, two have been devoted to considering noncontroversial legislation.
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The next day — Tuesday — the Senate met for 45 minutes, passing a series of resolutions and a pair of noncontroversial bills.
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But I do not think there is consensus on the following things, which are treated as obvious and noncontroversial at Google.
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The remaining 21625 are being considered in various en bloc packages, or groups of noncontroversial amendments that are voted on together.
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The Johnson Amendment has been on the books for 63 years, and was genuinely nonpartisan and noncontroversial most of that time.
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Johnson was stunned he couldn't find one Democratic colleague to sign on to what he thought was a relatively noncontroversial bill.
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Apart from noncontroversial suspension bills, McCarthy listed only one other piece of legislation — regarding antitrust laws — for next week's floor schedule.
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Health centers typically have garnered bipartisan support, and the fund was created as a noncontroversial part of the Affordable Care Act.
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A fight over illegal immigration is making its way into a typically noncontroversial annual spending bill to fund legislative branch activities.
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For now, she continues her work on largely noncontroversial West Wing portfolio and style herself as a diplomat on the world stage.
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Duke is among those rumored to be under consideration to take on the post full-time — a relatively noncontroversial and bipartisan pick.
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These and other relatively noncontroversial interventions extend for the duration of the declared emergencies, ranging from a few weeks to several months.
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When it comes to pageant queens, the cliché goes that they only support the most noncontroversial of social issues — like world peace.
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When the House considered a national security-themed spending package in July, the Rules Committee mostly only granted votes on noncontroversial amendments.
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A package of 2628 noncontroversial amendments was included in the bill, and McCain has expressed hope another manager's package can be adopted.
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Apart from multiple noncontroversial bills considered under suspension of the rules, the House is only slated to consider a measure regarding antitrust laws.
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On the other hand, many lawyers, despite voicing support for those confronting these issues head-on, continued their noncontroversial, traditional business as usual.
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The noncontroversial measure is designed to help small-business owners get access to each others' markets and also sets up a trilateral dialogue.
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And today's more intensely partisan atmosphere, compared to two decades ago, may force Roberts to stray from the noncontroversial course charted by Rehnquist.
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He is one of a few fairly noncontroversial energy or environment nominees to come before the Senate so far during the Trump administration.
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The program was " noncontroversial" and "bipartisan, " garnering the support of 350 organizations, but had not been reauthorized for 12 years because of policy disagreements.
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The noncontroversial bill was approved in a 417-3 vote that drew scorn from Democrats, who suggested the House had better things to do.
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There are other noncontroversial judges that we ought to be moving through, but the priority here has to be to protect the special counsel.
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Background reading: • Founded in 1871 to teach marksmanship to city-dwelling Union soldiers, the N.R.A. was originally a nonpolitical and noncontroversial league of sportsmen.
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Top Senate Democrats signaled on Monday that they will support moving a package of four noncontroversial government spending bills, breaking a months-long stalemate.
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"They're dealing with a lot of other big stuff, and we're hoping this is noncontroversial enough that this can ride with it," Bernstein said.
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Pelosi has cast the early House Democratic agenda not as one of resistance to Trump, but rather as a push for common sense, noncontroversial solutions.
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She wrote on her Facebook page this evening:I apologize for condemning Assange when he published my infamous (and proven noncontroversial, relatively boring) emails years ago.
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This week, Pelosi envisions taking a piecemeal approach — putting up a series of noncontroversial bills that would individually fund the agencies impacted by the shutdown.
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They are already putting their own stamp on the (publicly traded) family business, mostly in its non-news — noncontroversial — entertainment divisions of television and film.
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Issues that were once noncontroversial, such as the Export-Import Bank, are now capable of bringing the government to the brink of a shut down.
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But the relatively noncontroversial bill, which passed the Senate by unanimous consent, was able to breeze through the House a second time by voice vote.
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Also, as far as charity goes, helping plant trees is about as noncontroversial as it gets, so MrBeast won't alienate anyone by picking that cause.
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House GOP leaders brought up the measure under a fast-track process typically reserved for noncontroversial legislation that requires a two-thirds majority for passage.
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House Democrats, meanwhile, have insisted that they will not pass noncontroversial spending bills unless there is agreement on all the spending bills, further delaying progress.
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The post of first lady (or first gentleman, in the event of a female president) is supposed to be primarily ceremonial or dealing with noncontroversial matters.
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The New York Democrat also left open the door to some unnamed "noncontroversial" nominees getting approved Friday or Monday, but declined to say who he meant.
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On Tuesday, the Senate introduced a package of four smaller, noncontroversial spending bills and is expected to begin the process of voting on amendments next week.
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Even here, in a liberal state that was the first to legalize same-sex marriage, proponents are taking special care to portray their cause as noncontroversial.
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That leaves the typically noncontroversial energy and water bill and so-called 302(b) allocations, which divvy up total spending among the 12 annual appropriations bills.
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Republicans and conservative advocacy groups have accused Democrats of forcing cloture votes even for noncontroversial nominees to create a logjam and slow down the pace of confirmations.
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The smoke alarm questions were meant as a counter to the question about guns, and researchers purposefully chose something they deemed "noncontroversial," said lead author Carole Stipelman.
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But the relatively noncontroversial bill, which passed the Senate 85033-0, was able to breeze through the House a second time by a 408-2 vote. Sen.
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For examples of how a once noncontroversial policy of transporting American fossil fuels across the country become politicized, one need not look further than Maryland Republican Gov.
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She is meant to feel as if she could be one of them, and so she is free to voice noncontroversial disaffected-teen sentiments, such as: School sucks.
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GOP leaders instead agreed to advance a noncontroversial measure that papers over the remaining conflicts but allows Republicans to tout some progress before they leave, as Trump wanted.
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"That's a decision he has to make, but I think every Republican, every Democrat I've talked to says let's bring them up," he said of the noncontroversial bills.
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Senators had initially hoped to forgo a committee vote on Chao and instead bring her nomination directly to the Senate floor, as Chao is considered a noncontroversial pick.
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But Republicans say Democrats are stalling noncontroversial nominees to simultaneously hamstring the Trump administration and force Republicans to waste sparse Senate floor time, and they are fed up.
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In her remarks, Pelosi outlined several areas on which Democrats want to focus: Pelosi has stressed that she wants to focus first on noncontroversial measures with broad public support.
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"Usually a new president in this period is doing lots of noncontroversial things," says Casey Dominguez, a professor at the University of San Diego who's studied the presidential honeymoon.
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The other 11 bills Trump has signed into law are mostly noncontroversial measures such as bills naming federal buildings and authorizing programs to encourage women to enter science fields.
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Johnson said he was also thwarted in his effort to add a noncontroversial amendment to the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA), a bill designed to fight opioid addiction.
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Washington (CNN)A Senate committee voted on Tuesday to advance President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, after a largely noncontroversial confirmation hearing last month.
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The pot of money was a noncontroversial provision of the Affordable Care Act and was reauthorized in 2015 for two years to the tune of $7.2 billion in total.
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Lee said fellow Republicans should view the Kaine-sponsored resolution as a "completely noncontroversial measure" that restates the Constitution's declaration that Congress shall have sole power to declare war.
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Most of the issues students identify tend to be quite local and noncontroversial — and, with teacher guidance, can be done in a way that gives all stakeholders a voice.
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In the two years since joining the West Wing staff, Ivanka Trump has developed a cadre of signature issues, most of which have bipartisan support and are largely noncontroversial.
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Severino said the campaign is meant to call attention to delay tactics like insisting on hours of debate before votes on even noncontroversial nominees and refusing to hold voice votes.
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Now, if you thought something as amazing as a sweet, creamy chocolate-hazelnut spread would be noncontroversial, then you clearly haven't encountered the most extreme celebrity mommy-shamers out there.
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It requires no taxpayer dollars, its provisions are noncontroversial and it formalizes the United States' moral promise to support Ukrainian territorial integrity and continue to apply economic pressure on Russia.
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Supporters of the legislation say they are in talks to see if they can get an agreement to work in some amendments from GOP senators that are considered noncontroversial. Sen.
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The trade notions, which will most likely gain steam next week, are a way of reiterating that point while also getting back to trade talk in a relatively noncontroversial way.
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Republican senators and conservative outside groups have grown increasingly frustrated with what they view as Democratic stonewalling, as noncontroversial nominees have been forced to wait through days of floor debate.
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At his first hearing, Judge Kavanaugh, a Yale Law School graduate, fielded questions on policy and political work in the bland, studiously noncontroversial tradition of nominees to the high court.
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Blue and White comprises left, centrist and right-wing politicians who were able to get behind a noncontroversial platform, but have not yet had occasion to fight over actual legislation.
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If you're a massive corporation, saying, "We like diversity," in an America that's only growing more diverse is a relatively noncontroversial stand to take in order to keep making money.
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But there's a big difference between Obama's aims and his wife's: she carefully chose noncontroversial issues, like nutrition, while many of his aims and concerns, particularly post-Trump, are naturally polarizing.
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The House typically considers a slate of noncontroversial bills under a fast-track procedure known as suspension of the rules on its first day back of the week back in session.
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Clean Air Act, Medicaid payments The House has a relatively light workweek through Thursday, with only noncontroversial bills considered under suspension of the rules slated for consideration on Monday and Tuesday.
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"The Senate is working in good faith on this and they're trying to find a way for us to be able to get some more of our noncontroversial bills through," Rep.
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The way YouTubers jumped on #TeamTrees as a way to simultaneously profit and attach their name to a noncontroversial, pro-environment cause demonstrates how trends continue to rule the YouTube community.
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"That's a decision he has to make, but I think every Republican, every Democrat I've talked to says let's bring them up," he said of the noncontroversial bills at the time.
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"They should move forward pretty quickly on some of the noncontroversial bills now, and that's good news for anybody that remembers the 38-day shutdown that started last year," Mattingly said.
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"The court upheld a previously noncontroversial legislative practice used by both parties for decades to enact some of the most important laws in the state," Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Vos said.
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A senior Democratic aide told me that most of the judges being fast-tracked were noncontroversial and had Democratic support — and they were going to get confirmed one way or another.
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Before the vote on the Saudi Arabia arms sale, the Senate is expected to consider a noncontroversial resolution when it returns on Monday regarding the 85033th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem.
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One employee said that the top 10 questions are usually about noncontroversial product or business initiatives, and that more critical questions often don't make it to the top despite being important concerns.
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As CNN reports, more and more Republicans are also expressing an openness to considering individual spending bills that would reopen noncontroversial agencies one by one, which House Democrats intend to pass this week.
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A senior Democratic Senate aide told BuzzFeed News in an email that the nominees at issue were largely noncontroversial, and were going to get confirmed regardless of when exactly the vote took place.
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The victory in World War II is the centerpiece, but the Soviet sports machine also comes into play, sports being a noncontroversial arena where everyone in an ethnically mixed population can celebrate together.
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On the floor, Pallone expressed frustration that the House was voting on the bill Tuesday under suspension of the rules, a move typically reserved for noncontroversial, bipartisan bills — a concern Democratic leadership shared.
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The DHS reauthorization was not originally on the schedule for this week and was considered under a process used for noncontroversial bills that prevents amendments and requires a two-thirds majority for passage.
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This is usually a noncontroversial process, but Michaels's attorneys made it so by saying that since there were so many questions about the legitimacy of Whitaker's appointment, the court should resolve the issue.
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Republicans have countered that Democrats are abusing the 30-hour rule, citing examples of noncontroversial nominees where Democrats forced a cloture vote and lengthy debate period, then later voted in favor of the nominee.
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A noncontroversial part of ObamaCare was the creation of a special trust fund for community health centers, which serve more than 25 million people regardless of their ability to pay for their medical services.
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While Duke could be a noncontroversial and bipartisan pick to permanently lead the department, that hasn't stopped some lawmakers from expressing concern about a potentially lengthy confirmation process, given the monthlong August recess. Rep.
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Josh Huder argues that Pelosi has only a finite number of leadership posts, committee positions, and noncontroversial agenda items she can offer dissenters, and the availability of such goods dwindles with each holdout she appeases.
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Read more " _____ George Zornick in The Nation: "Trump's proposed massive federal-spending cuts have led many federal departments and agencies to look at scuttling noncontroversial programs aimed at preventing massacres like the one in Parkland.
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Mary Wakefield's nomination to be deputy HHS secretary, the department's No. 2 position, was once noncontroversial, but Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee dropped her from a panel session last week to approve nominees after objections.
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Those who benefit from the current system on Capitol Hill will surely tell members of the select committee that such outcomes are too difficult and push them to focus only on easy or noncontroversial half measures.
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What it is not is bland, noncontroversial, cheap (the skirt reportedly was a Michael Kors $2,250 style) or the clothes of a classic helpmeet, which is the way this administration tends to position its political wives.
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After the testimony on last year's threat statement, Trump reacted angrily and denounced the intelligence agencies for judgments that — while noncontroversial and even obvious to outside observers — were inconveniently at odds with some of Trump's rhetoric.
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He also said that House Republicans are "perplexed" by arcane Senate rules that often require a week of floor time to pass relatively noncontroversial or procedural somersaults to avoid filibusters, which require 85033 votes to end.
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Carefully crafted criminal justice reforms that provide modest but meaningful incentives to prisoners to participate in evidence based programming individually designed to reduce their risk of reoffense upon release from prison is all but entirely noncontroversial legislation.
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Centrist Democrats running for reelection in states that Trump won by large margins in 2016 said there was little point in dragging out another week in Washington to vote on a batch of judges considered largely noncontroversial.
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Effective altruism is an idea that, in its broadest form, ought to be noncontroversial bordering on tautological: We all have a moral duty to help each other, and we should help each other in more effective ways.
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The Democrats began with the President's April 21 phone call with Zelensky, a noncontroversial call that Democrats noted included Trump's invitation for a White House meeting that would become a key part of the impeachment investigation later.
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Now, though there's no data on how commonly this happens, it's noncontroversial to have grandparents — or aunts, sisters and friends — present, said Dr. Samuel Bauer, chief of women's and children's clinical care at Beaumont Health in Michigan.
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"We're not—pick your noncontroversial business—selling dog food, although I think that people who do that probably say there is controversy in that, too, but this is an inherently cultural thing," he told me, of his business.
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Lester Holt, Martha Raddatz, Anderson Cooper and Chris Wallace were selected Friday to moderate this year's presidential debates, providing a diverse and noncontroversial group of anchors for a role that has often been a lightning rod for partisan criticism.
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In recent years, amendment votes have hit an early roadblock over disagreements over which proposals will be allowed to get a vote; instead, leadership has agreed to wrap noncontroversial amendments into the bill as part of a manager's package.
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The vote was noncontroversial, largely because Shulkin currently serves as undersecretary for health at the VA. In his confirmation hearing before the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee earlier this month, he promised major reforms, but no privatization, the Military Times reported.
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At a time when the nation is extremely polarized on environmental protections, Energy Star is also a silent powerhouse on clean air and climate change -- a noncontroversial, cost-effective way to keep 2.7 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere.
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Another delaying tactic used by senators to slow the process is to force the majority to move to invoke "cloture," which limits debate to 28503 hours, and then to insist on using the full 22019 hours of debate time for even noncontroversial candidates.
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While the House passed 10 of the 12 annual bills along party lines in early summer, the Senate voted to pass its first package of several small, noncontroversial spending bills on Thursday, but was expected to reject taking up a second, larger package.
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On the merits, the idea that English professors, magazine writers, and intellectuals generally are consciously competing for various types of worldly recognition, and that success in those lines of work requires some awareness of the contours of the playing field, is noncontroversial today.
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Schumer also didn't ingratiate himself with McConnell when he voted in 85033 against the noncontroversial nomination of McConnell's wife, Elaine ChaoElaine Lan ChaoToxic McConnell-Schumer relationship strains impeachment talks Pelosi gets standing ovation at Kennedy Center Honors Lobbying world MORE, to serve as Transportation secretary.
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He bases these conclusions on some noncontroversial assumptions, which are widely shared: Stocks are priced at levels that are at the upward edge of historic bounds, and the recovery from the last economic recession remains in place but is now fairly mature and becoming increasingly vulnerable.
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The idea that the rules that govern society should be based on evidence, not partisan caprice, is an assertion seemingly so noncontroversial that before last year's inaugural March for Science, most people had never even thought about raising a latex glove-covered fist in the air to defend it.
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Apart from a handful of noncontroversial bills to be considered under suspension of the rules, the only other item slated for a floor vote this week is a bill to require the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission to adopt the same standards for reviewing proposed mergers and acquisitions.
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The agenda is relatively noncontroversial this year, though the meeting could be a chance for the bank's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, to weigh in on the discussions brewing in the Trump administration about breaking up the biggest banks and bringing back a version of the Glass-Steagall Act, as well as other regulatory issues facing the financial sector and broader economy.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.) told a local NPR station on Thursday that he also expects Perry and Zinke to come up next week — noting they are both noncontroversial — and floated that Shulkin could also be squeezed in.
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On Tuesday, House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerShelby expects another funding stopgap, potentially through March Congress faces major hurdles to spending deal This week: Tensions flare over Schiff, impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Md.) emphasized the need to reach agreement on the allocations before putting any agreed-upon spending bills to a vote, a condition that dampens the chances of near-term progress on even noncontroversial bills.
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"When I walked into that first meeting about Undivided, I was as cynical as you could be that this would be a watered down, me-and-my-friend-of-color experience that tries to keep everything as noncontroversial as possible," said Troy Jackson, then the executive director of the AMOS Project, a faith-based organizing network in Cincinnati that partnered with Crossroads on the Issue 44 campaign.
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Since formally taking a role as special assistant in the administration in late March, the President's eldest daughter has leaned into advocacy on a portfolio of largely noncontroversial issues, including women's economic empowerment, combating human trafficking and paid family leave, a topic she had success with last week as the administration released a budget that included paid leave provisions for new mothers, fathers, and adoptive parents.
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"For whatever misguided reason, Speaker Pelosi has decided to take a noncontroversial clean extension of the Violence Against Women Act as a bargaining chip," a spokeswoman for Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.), said in an email Thursday.
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It pairs three noncontroversial bills with a fourth that affirms the right of state and local governments to break financial ties with companies that participate in efforts to boycott, divest investments from and sanction Israel, a movement known as B.D.S. Supporters view the legislation as a key pillar of a sustained push to counter growing support for the B.D.S. movement and continue what has been historically strong bipartisan support for Israel.
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"The chair asks that the House now observe a moment of silence in memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks in Brussels," Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said as he presided over a series of floor votes on noncontroversial bills to commemorate Women's History Month.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyDuring impeachment storm, senators cross aisle to lessen mass incarceration Congress hunts for offramp from looming shutdown fight On The Money: Senate confirms Scalia as Labor chief | Bill with B in wall funding advanced over Democrats' objections | Lawyers reach deal to delay enforcement of NY tax return subpoena MORE (Vt.), the top Democrat on the Appropriations panel, are urging leaders to move the noncontroversial bills even without a deal to resolve the stalemates on Defense and DHS.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) argued that passing this series of noncontroversial bills could help build momentum for a larger package that would be a companion to the House-passed 85033st Century Cures Act, which seeks to speed up the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) approval of new drugs and includes $8.75 billion over five years in new research funds for the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 22019:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (Okla.) and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (Texas) that are considered noncontroversial by both sides, but Kennedy objected because of the extension of the review committee.
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