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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized Republicans for complaining about metal detectors despite sharing content threatening Democrats.

"People are being hurt. This is unacceptable," GOP House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy told Fox News, confirming that shots had been fired inside the Capitol.

"Do you feel comfortable throwing out millions of votes of your fellow Americans?" Chris Wallace asked Representative Steve Scalise.

The House Speaker didn't rule out a second impeachment against Trump, or new articles of impeachment against Attorney General Bill Barr, as she looks to "meet the needs of the American people."

"Unfortunately, the Republican Members' refusal to wear masks undermined the safety of everyone in the hearing room," the letter to Republicans stated.

House Republicans have filed a legal challenge that seeks to upend the chamber's historic proxy voting plan as members start casting remote votes.

In meetings this week, Republicans and Democrats have taken turns blasting each other over the response to the nation's COVID-19 outbreak and the path forward to economic recovery.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said that he'd never seen Bernie Sanders supporters "being unusually mean or rude," and requested evidence of bad behavior.

Steve Scalise accused Speaker Pelosi of trying to negotiate her own "quid pro quo" in the Senate. He also contradicted Mitch McConnell's own comments, claiming the Senate "will hold a fair trial."

The Louisiana congressman argued that Pelosi's decision to allow the impeachment of President Donald Trump was driven by pressure from the party's more radical wing.

Schiff has faced criticism from Republicans for subpoenaing the phone records of several individuals involved in the impeachment inquiry against Trump.

"Well wait a minute, no sir," Chris Wallace said. "They're career foreign service officers and these are people who worked in the Trump administration."

"It's frustrating for Americans to watch this," Jeanine Pirro complained.

Social media users pointed out that several of the men on Trump's side of the table appeared to be avoiding looking at both Pelosi and Trump.

At a town hall event in Louisiana on Monday, members of a progressive Jewish activist group on confronted Rep. Steve Scalise over what the group says is "anti-Semitic" and "anti-immigrant" rhetoric promoted by Republicans.

"To try to assign blame to somebody else I think is a very slippery slope," Scalise said. "[Trump] is not responsible. The shooter is responsible."

House Minority Whip Steve Scalise accused Rep. Joaquin Castro of "dangerous targeting" after he tweeted a list of donors to U.S. President Donald Trump.

"Smart," Conway tweeted of the Republican effort to force the vote.

Representative Steve Scalise, a Louisiana Republican and House Minority Whip, told Fox News host Sean Hannity that he wanted Alexandria Ocasio-Cortiz to speak out against her supporters who mocked his shooting on Twitter.

Scalise, who was critically wounded during the 2017 Congressional baseball shooting, informed a very disappointed Mark Levin that Senator Bernie Sanders reached out to him immediately after the incident.

Scalise applauded America for being a place where people are free to disagree, but said Waters's call to harass Trump administration officials "crossed a line."

He has not yet commented on running for re-election.

If Democrats' attempts to pass a significant immigration deal end up getting stymied in the House, then the shutdown will have been a complete failure. 

Scalise, the House Majority Whip, was among four people who were shot and wounded at a baseball field Alexandria, Virginia in June by a man who had ranted online about Trump.

A report released Friday also shows gunman James Hodgkinson cased out the baseball field for months and had videos of the field on his cell phone.

Always bipartisan, Bono cites Scalise, Pelosi at D.C. concert.

The legislation is a direct response to last week's shooting in Alexandria, Virginia, at a congressional baseball game practice.

Supporters can donate blood on Capitol Hill, donate to online fundraising pages or attend a happy hour this Friday.

The senator also said he was distressed to hear the gunman was one of his previous campaign volunteers.

As mass shootings become more common, the FBI has endorsed a training program for first responders—one that recommends civilians keep their guns holstered.