Party leaders of the United States Senate
Sen. Lamar Alexander, who chairs the health committee, wants to let skimpy insurance back on the market.
Congressional Republicans are calling for conflicting approaches to rolling back the law.
Several confirmation hearings are scheduled for this week, and the group says it wants the public to learn about the nominees.
To prove his point, he sent Mitch McConnell a copy of a 2009 letter that McConnell himself had written about vetting nominees.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Mitch McConnell doesn't care about these "little procedural complaints."
They want to make it as hard on Republicans as possible.
McConnell is shrugging off the very confirmation procedures he insisted on in 2009.
The panel will develop legislation to beef up security and respond to cyberattacks.
A media overload strategy might get you to overlook with whom he'll be draining the swamp.
Steven Michel has probably done more than anyone in the Senate to advance the thwarted Supreme Court nominee.