Kyrsten Sinema: Last News

Mitt Romney could start to take some lessons from Ted Lasso, according to John Oliver.

John Oliver took aim at senator Mitt Romney during tonight’s episode of Last Week Tonight.

Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) re-enacted the famous “Biscuits with the Boss” scene from the first season of “Ted Lasso.”Romney — clad in the recognizable chinos, sweater, whistle and mustache sported by Jason Sudeikis’ titular character in the Emmy-winning Apple TV+ series — tweeted a gif of himself serving a pink box of sweet treats to Sinema, assuming the role of AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton (played by Hannah Waddingham on the show).

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) dressed up as Ted Lasso for a series of tweets he said was a warm up for Halloween weekend, but quickly took on a different meaning because they features Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ).

The White House unveiled a scaled back framework for the Build Back Better Act, a cornerstone of Joe Biden’s agenda, as the president sought to rally support on Capitol Hill in advance of a trip to the climate summit in Europe.

Corporations that report more than $1 billion in profits would have to pay at least 15% in tax under a proposal that could end up in the Build Back Better Act, the cornerstone of President Joe Biden’s agenda.

President Joe Biden returned to CNN for another town hall amid slumping poll numbers, the continued Covid pandemic and drawn out negotiations for his Build Back Better agenda.

“Saturday Night Live” kicked off its 47th season over the weekend, and started things off with an expectedly political “Cold Open” sketch. In a surprise, the show put a lot of faith in a first-time castmember to play President Joe Biden.

Meghan McCain has officially left  On Friday, the 36-year-old conservative commentator celebrated her final day on the ABC talk show with two special guests — her mom, Cindy McCain, and Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema. «I am so proud of Meghan. What I look forward to, in many ways, is to see more of her and to certainly see more of my granddaughter, Liberty,» Cindy, 67, shared.

The View,” Meghan McCain said goodbye to the ABC daytime show on Friday.Her last day on the long-running chat show included discussions of whether or not it is justifiable to break off friendships over a refusal to get vaccinated against COVID-19, a conversation with U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ), a visit from McCain’s mother and nominee for US Ambassador to the UN Agencies for Food and Agriculture Cindy McCain, and a special sendoff message from former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. The show also offered a clip package of some of McCain’s biggest moments from her time on the series.McCain closed out the show saying by thanking her co-hosts for her time on the show.

Los Angeles Times.The delay in prosecuting Buck for these various crimes led Los Angeles-area activists to condemn law enforcement for not pursuing the wealthy Democratic donor and political activist sooner. To this day, many criticize that Buck was not charged with murder for his role in the deaths of Moore and Dean.Buck, who previously ran for West Hollywood’s City Council, made more than $500,000 in campaign donations to federal, state, and local officials, with almost all going to Democrats.

Arizona Republican Sen. Martha McSally gave her farewell speech on the Senate floor Wednesday after losing her race for a vulnerable seat.  "As it has been for most chapters of my life, I didn't come here in the traditional or easy way ...

Arizona Republican incumbent Sen. Martha McSally has conceded in the Senate race against Democratic challenger Mark Kelly.  In a statement released Friday, McSally wrote that she had called Kelly to congratulate him on his win and offered support during the transition of the Senate seat.  She also thanked Republican Gov.