Obama Trusts Immigration Gang to Produce Bill
President Barack Obama told Spanish-language news that he has confidence in the ability of the bipartisan “gang of eight” to produce a bill by early April and that he’s counting on it being “before the
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Issa-Cummings Truce Tested Over Whistle-Blower
According to Issa, the person who provided the material to the committee is that afraid Cummings’ staff will give the Obama administration a heads up on what’s been shared and leave the whistle-blower
McConnell to House: Move Device Tax Repeal Soon
The radio interview came after Rubio gave a lengthy and wide-ranging speech at the minority leader’s namesake McConnell Center at the University of Louisville.
Hill Navigator: The Line Between Friend and Co-Worker
But you’re better off dousing the situation with a neutralizing agent and letting your friend do the digging. Let him ask the boss how the new staffer will work with him.
Lankford Is the House GOP’s Unassuming Moral Compass
The chairman of the Republican Policy Committee sits at the crux of an often-restive conference.
Connecticut: Greenberg Announces Another Bid for 5th District
some handout,” Greenberg said in an interview with the paper last week.
‘Gang of 8’ Soldiers On After Budget Split
The bill is still expected to be unveiled the week of April 8, when Congress returns from the spring recess, the aide said.
McCain Still Fighting ‘Wacko Birds’
Earlier in the week, McCain told reporters the disagreement on foreign policy has long been a feature of the GOP, recalling previous battles. “On the issue of America’s role in the world?
Are the Senate Budget Rules Working?
“There’s nothing wrong with this process,” Coburn said in an interview on CSPAN’s “Newsmakers” taped Friday.
Coburn Sounds Off on Guns, Immigration
Coburn said in an interview for C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers” program.
DOJ Responds to Vitter on Voting Issue That Could Hinder Perez Nomination
the nomination of Thomas Perez as the next Labor secretary.
Can Schumer Deliver on Immigration and Guns?
Kennedy of Massachusetts could not secure — underscores the magnitude of the task and the political rewards it could offer.
Why Biden’s Preaching to the Gun Control Choir Today
But the place he chose to go spoke volumes about the fate of the assault weapons ban, if not the entire Obama agenda for curbing armed violence.
Conflicting Interests Split Top Democratic Firm
“Colossal mistakes were made on the other side of a firewall,” Mack said in a phone interview Wednesday. “I was blindsided by this a month or so ago.
The Former Boss Who Won’t Go Away
But even the most dogged former members will bow out after a few unrequited rounds of this. And then you’ll be off the hook for good. Q. I have been looking for a job on the Hill for a while.
Hill Navigator: The Former Boss Who Won’t Go Away
But even the most dogged former members will bow out after a few unrequited rounds of this. And then you’ll be off the hook for good. Q. I have been looking for a job on the Hill for a while.
Finally, Good News for Some Federal Employees
Do you feel the federal government is immune to market forces? A. Because of the tough economy, the budgets of many agencies have tightened.
Waiving Visas Promises to Boost Tourism to the U.S.
While the U.S.
Three Takeaways From the RNC’s Autopsy Report for 2014
television interview, many campaigns have been sunk by an off-the-cuff candidate remark caught by a tracker.
Bachmann Seeks Redemption at Home
After a humbling year, the former state senator appears to be fortifying the roots that helped launch her quick ascent into the national consciousness and ultimately made her a contender for the GOP’s