Politics · 114th Congress
White House to Congress: It’s on You to Avoid Another Shutdown
The Texas Republican vented again during a brief interview on Tuesday, saying: “They just don’t seem to have any relationship with the legislative branch.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Roger Wicker Waxes Optimistic About the Election
The chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee held a bag of the peanut-shaped cookies during a wide-ranging interview this week — the first time he’s had the snack in 40 years, he
Politics · 114th Congress
Begich Says He Won’t Run for Senate
“I feel like it’s not the right time for me or my family,” he said during an interview on a local Alaska radio station. Begich’s decision is good news for Republican Sen.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Not Letting Fear of Terrorism Distort Our Lives, Values and Politics
NEW YORK — In the midst of the only presidential election shaped by terrorism, John Kerry gave an interview to Matt Bai of The New York Times in the fall of 2004 that was simultaneously shrewd and politically
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Pay Woes Persist for Some Senate Food Workers
In a letter, the group has asked the Labor Department to interview all of Restaurant Associates’ current workers in Senate cafeterias.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Congressional Buddies Scott Rigell and Reid Ribble Talk Friendship
Reid Ribble, R-Wis., left, and Scott Rigell, R-Va., board their Harley-Davidson motorcycles on the East Front of the Capitol after the last votes in the House in May.
Policy · 114th Congress
House Passes Bill Giving Tax Breaks to Olympic Medalists
“These men and women are the embodiment of the Olympic spirit,” he said. “This tax on success is a disservice to the great athletes who compete for the United States.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Bipartisan Majority Could Have Stopped House IRS Impeachment Vote
“We had more than enough votes, more than sufficient votes to table the motion,” Rep. Charlie Dent said in an interview. The Pennsylvania Republican and House Democratic Whip Steny H.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump’s Bump Has GOP Rethinking
The approach, known as the “check-and-balance” argument, would stipulate that voters needed a Republican-controlled Congress if Hillary Clinton or Trump won the presidency.
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP Mostly Powerless in Stopping Obama ‘Midnight’ Regulations
Obama first served notice that he’d take such a tack in January 2014, when he vowed to use the legal authorities of the office of the president to act when Congress would not — or could not — do
Politics · 114th Congress
Mary Landrieu Closes the Door on Another Run
“I’ve pretty much closed that door,” the Louisiana Democrat said in an interview with CQ Magazine. “Definitely not ever again for Congress.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Congress Increasingly Concerned About Russian Election Meddling
“I think Russia ought to understand the ramifications of this, and the animus that’s created by it. This is our electoral process. The United States of America runs our election.
Politics · 114th Congress
It’s On Between Harry Reid and Donald Trump
Trump said the Nevada Democrat should “go back and start working out again with his rubber workout pieces,” in an interview with The Washington Post on Thursday.
Politics · 114th Congress
Why Mark Begich Might Actually Run for Senate
But confidants of the former senator say he really might enter the Alaska race, convinced that the example of Sen.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Letting Gary Johnson Debate Is Simply Too Risky
The Commission on Presidential Debates announced Friday that the Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson failed to qualify for the first debate on Sept. 26 because his polling numbers were below the 15-percent
Politics · 114th Congress
Walker, Harris Running for Republican Study Committee Chairmanship
Harris, a member of both the RSC and the Freedom Caucus, said he wants to unify the conservative factions of the House.
Politics · 114th Congress
Ground Games Could Make Difference in Tight New Hampshire Race
Maggie Hassan — the only Senate battle to pit two women from opposing parties against each other — is among the tightest in the country.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Clinton Fainting Flap Reveals Media’s Liberal Bias
Their job isn’t to tell the public the truth, but instead to recite talking points and spin.
Politics · 114th Congress
Where Are They Now?
She won the 2011 Ames Straw Poll in Iowa, which vaulted her to the top of the field, but flamed out after Texas Gov. Rick Perry jumped into the race.