Sentence examples for caucus thinks from inspiring English sources

Rep. Raul Grijalva, co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, thinks there oughta be a law against that.

"After we get a sense of what our caucus thinks, we'll probably sit down with the Democratic leadership and see what the Democrats think".

Liberal members of the caucus think the Senate bill should spend more money to cover more people and provide more generous subsidies.

Although conservatives in the Freedom Caucus think dispensing with Goodlatte would render the rule moot, it's possible that the Republicans and Democrats who support the discharge petition could change the rule.

On Wednesday evening, Sen. Jim Summerville (R-Dickson) sent an email to Rep. Barbara Cooper (D-Memphis) saying he did "not give a rat's a" what the Black Caucus thought of a report released by his subcommittee regarding Tennessee State University.

Rep. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio), the head of the Congressional Black Caucus, thought that Boehner, a fellow Ohioan, would do so -- although she also thought the high court deliberately left no clue in its decision as to what standards would be acceptable in determining which places are covered by preclearance.

"To be sure, there isn't a single person in our caucus who thinks that the president was extending an olive branch when he nominated Sen. [Jeff] Sessions, nor when he selected Mr. [Steve] Bannon".

Thought about going to Democratic Women's "Agenda '76" Caucus, but thought again.

Ms. Johnson, the still-undecided caucus chairwoman, thought she would join their camp.

Obviously, as a charter member of the inevitability caucus, I think Romney will be the nominee under just about any scenario.

"There's nothing the president could have done to make [conservative] Freedom Caucus members think this was good legislation their voters could support, nor could he have gotten moderates onboard with a bill that took health insurance away," explained Hudak, who blamed Speaker of the House Paul Ryan rather than Trump for failing to get House Republicans to fall in line.