Nevada U.S. Rep Dina Titus: “Day three of the 118th Congress and we still have no Speaker. No members can be sworn in. No bills…”

Local Government
Nevada U.S. Rep Dina Titus: “Day three of the 118th Congress and we still have no Speaker. No members can be sworn in. No bills…”
Email
Jan 6, 2023
Byse vegas news
0Comments

Featured image

Dina Titus tweeted the following:

“Day three of the 118th Congress and we still have no Speaker. No members can be sworn in. No bills can be introduced.
Our constituents voted against dysfunction in Washington. Republicans are perpetuating it.”
Read on Twitter

Here are other recent tweets from Dina Titus:

“The future of American innovation is on full display #OnlyInDistrict1 this week. Welcome to Las Vegas, @CES!
reviewjournal.com/business/conve” on Jan. 4
Read on Twitter
“Last year, House Democrats passed the Inflation Reduction Act and stood up against Big Pharma.
This year, millions of seniors will no longer have to ration their insulin because they cant afford it.” on Jan. 4
Read on Twitter
“Every day Republicans fail to select a House Speaker is lost time to deliver for Southern Nevadans.” on Jan. 4
Read on Twitter

Related

U.S. Rep. Susie Lee representing Nevada's 3rd Congressional District
GovernmentLocal Government

Congresswoman Susie Lee discusses tax policy and local initiatives in recent posts

Congresswoman Susie Lee shared updates on tax policies affecting tipped workers and announced opportunities for Nevada students as well as highlighting technological advancements by local manufacturers.

Susie Lee, U.S. Representative for Nevada's 3rd congressional district
GovernmentLocal Government

Congresswoman Susie Lee addresses healthcare costs and labor protections in recent posts

Congresswoman Susie Lee discussed rising healthcare premiums, local business engagement, and worker protections in a series of posts dated September 3-4, 2025.

U.S. Rep. Susie Lee representing Nevada's 3rd Congressional District
GovernmentLocal Government

Susie Lee raises concerns over tourism policy and celebrates local teacher recognition

Congresswoman Susie Lee addressed key issues facing Nevada’s tourism sector and highlighted educational achievements on September 4, 2025.

Previous Post
‘The CHAP program was a critical resource and a lifeline for many’ : Gibson
Next Post
Nevada U.S. Rep Dina Titus: “We must root out extremism and hate in all its forms. I will always denounce antisemitism whenever…”

Trending

Evan Stingley places 16th on day two of NCAA Zone E Diving Championships
UNLV women’s tennis players receive Mountain West weekly honors
Susie Lee highlights criminal justice reentry, daylight saving debate, and retail crime legislation
UNLV baseball holds off UC Riverside for 11-10 victory
Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn and Tyrin Jones receive All-Mountain West honors
UNLV men’s basketball to face Wyoming in Mountain West tournament opener

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from SE Vegas News.