Romney Campaign Dismisses Obama Immigration Push
Obama predicted in an interview with the Des Moines Register that he would be able to achieve a breakthrough on immigration next year because it was in the Republican Party’s long-term interests
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Immigration Overhaul Could Be ‘Done Next Year’ if Re-Elected, Obama Says
In an off-the-record interview Tuesday with the Des Moines Register that the Obama campaign released Wednesday, the president said he is “confident” that he could get an immigration overhaul “done
Barack Obama Predicts ‘Messy’ but ‘Grand’ Deficit Deal if Re-Elected
The Des Moines Register today released a previously off-the-record interview with President Barack Obama in which he gave his frankest answers to date on his second-term agenda, including breakthroughs
Jesse Jackson Jr. Back in Mayo Clinic, Future Uncertain
In an interview with Reuters, Rep. Danny Davis (D-Ill.) said that while there is a “strong possibility” Jackson would return, “if you had to bet on it, you’d probably want to stay out of it.”
Obama’s Recast Agenda Faces Doubters
And separately Obama outlined his agenda in an interview that was originally off the record with the Des Moines Register, where he gave perhaps his frankest answers to date about what he thinks he can
Busy Chris Van Hollen Looking at Leadership?
The Maryland lawmaker is a regular presence on the cable news channels.
John Tierney in Tough Spot as Election Day Looms
The Congressman easily won re-election the next month.
Barack Obama Says Sequestration ‘Will Not Happen,’ Hits Back on Military Spending Attacks
But it’s in keeping with the tone of the debate in which Republicans have attempted to pin the responsibility for sequestration squarely on the president, despite the fact that a majority of lawmakers
Age More Than Just a Number for Mandel, Brown in Ohio Battle
The “liar, liar” taunts between the two candidates induce eye-rolling from voters and seasoned operatives alike.
Ohio: Josh Mandel Internal Poll Shows Tied Senate Race
“While I believe he’s going to win and I’m doing everything I can to help him, we believe we have a path to victory, whether or not he wins,” Mandel said during an interview Friday on a downtown
Missouri: Todd Akin Calls Controversial Comments ‘Distractions’
Todd Akin said today that many of the issues being debated in the Missouri Senate race are “distractions” from the topics voters most care about.
China Grasps Value of Gold, Even if U.S. Doesn’t
In an interview with China 2011 Economy, Zhou Qiren, Dean of Peking University’s National School of Development, said that a global system in which the values of currencies were pegged to gold would
Caucus Election Timing In Flux
Adding fuel to the fire is widespread skepticism about the reason given for the possible delay of this year’s leadership elections until as late as December — that the intensity of the competition
Liberal Champion and Hunger Activist George McGovern Dies
by the North Vietnamese naval forces,” McGovern said in a 2005 Democracy Now radio interview.
House Panel to Look at Radio Royalty Rates During Lame-Duck Session
The music industry and radio stations are preparing to square off over royalty rates as Congress signals its interest in taking up the issue after the elections.
Max Cleland, Inspired by Bobby Kennedy, Looks to Young Joe
And then he gave the candidate, running for the open seat in the 4th district, his endorsement.
House Democrat Questions FCC’s Plans for Unlicensed Spectrum
On the other hand, the Spectrum Act also states that we may permit the use of such guard band for unlicensed use,” Pai said at the meeting.
Joe Lieberman Blasts Panel Republican for Leaking Secret Service Probe Details
The memo laid out concerns that the IG has not been able to interview foreign nationals or access foreign records during its investigation because the Justice Department has denied the office’s request
Lieberman Blasts Panel Republican for Leaking Secret Service Probe Details
The memo laid out concerns that the inspector general has not been able to interview foreign nationals or access foreign records during its investigation because the Justice Department has denied