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Thursday, February 4, 2021
Today the House will vote on a resolution that would expel freshman Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene from two committees after Republicans chose not to reprimand for her support of QAnon and other conspiracy theories. And, President Biden will lay out his foreign policy plans in a speech at the State Department today. Also, more college students are taking in-person classes this spring even as coroanvirus cases are up in every state.