D.C. Budget Autonomy Amicus Brief Takes Slap at Congress
D.C. has the authority to amend the appropriations process laid out in the Home Rule Act.
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D.C. Budget Autonomy Amicus Brief Takes Slap at Congress
D.C. has the authority to amend the appropriations process laid out in the Home Rule Act.
Drew Willison, Senate Sergeant-at-Arms With a City Manager’s Touch
“Terry and I laugh about that from time to time,” Willison said during an interview in his stately office on the first floor of the Capitol.
Democrats Pushing to Make Vaping Verboten Around Capitol Hill
“The urgency is the fact that the e-cigarette marketing is so successful among children,” he said.
‘Superman’ Dean Cain Mulls Run for Congress
Yes,” Cain said in a May 3 interview at the Washington Hilton, where he was attending the White House Correspondents’ Dinner as a guest of RealClearPolitics. Longtime Democratic Rep. Henry A.
McCain Not Calling for Shinseki’s Resignation — Yet
John McCain refused to join the American Legion in calling for the resignation of Veteran Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki in the wake of reports about veterans dying waiting for care.
Biden, Pelosi Mark Cinco de Mayo With Call for GOP Action on Immigration
“And the time is now for House Republicans to emulate the bravery demonstrated in the Battle of Puebla … and give us a vote.”
Aide: Democrats Offer Vote to Approve Keystone XL Pipeline — With a Catch
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., compared the negotiation to a shell game. “That’s how I feel about this Shaheen-Portman,” Reid said in a brief interview with reporters.
Hoeven Predicts Keystone Vote Even if Energy Efficiency Bill Falters
“Whether the energy efficiency bill will pass I think depend in part on whether there’s some willingness by the majority in the Senate to allow reasonable amendments and a reasonable process,” Hoeven
Republican Wants to Revive Earmarks — With Transparency (Updated)
During a wide-ranging interview airing Sunday on C-SPAN’s “Newsmakers” program, Sen.
Your 15 Minutes of Fame With Stu Rothenberg
My colleague Nathan Gonzales has a must-read out today for any Capitol Hill or campaign flack looking to set up interviews for their boss/candidate: How to Ruin Your Interview With Stu Rothenberg.
Clay Aiken Could Be Runner-Up in House Primary
But the “Idol” star has largely banked on his famous name to get him through the May 6 primary — and the state’s political operatives say his celebrity status may not be enough to win the nomination
Janice Hahn Walks Out of Prayer Gathering to Protest Dobson’s ‘Abortion President’ Remarks
Dobson, the founder of the conservative group Focus on the Family and host of the radio talk show “Family Talk,” told those assembled in the Cannon Caucus Room that Obama’s promotion of policies
How to Ruin Your Interview With Stu Rothenberg
Over the course of the past 25 years, Stu has garnered somewhat of a reputation of being a “hard” interview.
The Intern Rerun
Hill Navigator has long lauded the benefits of internships. But even the best of internships have their limits. How do you know when you’ve reached the end of the intern trail?
Hunger for Nonprofit Health Insurance May Aid Co-Ops
“There was a hunger for something like this,” Susan Giaimo of Marquette University said in an interview.
Fear of GOP Senate Takeover Spurs Liberal Calls for Ginsburg Retirement
In an interview with The Washington Post last October, she even seemed to acknowledge that Democrats might do poorly in the midterm elections.
Senate Democrats Dominate Awards for Social Media, Congressional Websites
“For geographically based issues, Foursquare is perfect,” CMF President and CEO Brad Fitch said in an interview.
Immigration Overhaul Shows Signs of Life in GOP
The Utah Republican, one of the most visible spokesmen of the tea-party-wing of the party, cautioned that immigration legislation “needs to be broken up. It needs to be taken step by step.
218: Immigration Overhaul Shows Signs of Life in GOP
The Utah Republican, one of the most visible spokesmen of the tea-party-wing of the party, cautioned that immigration legislation “needs to be broken up. It needs to be taken step by step.