Chuck Grassley

Republicans Say The Size Of Your Refund Doesn't Matter

And Sen. Chuck Grassley said refunds are a "stupid" way of judging the GOP tax law.
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Chuck Grassley Sore At Being Cut Off For Mitch McConnell's Emergency Announcement

The Senate majority leader reportedly apologized to Grassley, who had snapped: "I hope the next time ... I won't be interrupted."
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McConnell Interrupts Senate Floor To Announce Planned National Emergency

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) interrupted Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) on the floor to announce that President Donald Trump intends to both sign the government funding bill and declare a national emergency over his border wall.
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Senate Passes Criminal Justice Reform Bill

While it does not go as far as proponents would like, the bill is the most sweeping prison reform agreement that Congress has passed in decades.
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Congress Finally Reauthorizes Juvenile Justice Act After 16 Years

Child advocates say it's an important victory given the Trump administration's tough-on-crime rhetoric.
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New Farm Bill Won't Save Small Farmers

Bigger farms increasingly dominate American agriculture, and they get the most subsidies too.
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Crime Bill Would Not Prevent Kids From Being Sentenced To Die In Prison, Advocates Say

Language that would protect minors from being sentenced to life without parole is not included in the First Step Act.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley Neglects Juveniles For Crime Reform Bill, Advocates Say

Child advocates worry that he will fail to get a juvenile justice bill to the finish line before the year ends.
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Tom Cotton Is Here To Ruin Prison Reform

The Arkansas Republican is working hard to blow up a bipartisan deal.
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Chuck Grassley Asks Justice Department To Investigate Michael Avenatti, Julie Swetnick

The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman said the pair may have conspired to make "false claims" about Brett Kavanaugh.
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