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‘Stand Your Ground’ Hearing Meant to Spark Debate, Not Federal Legislation
The hearing was originally scheduled for Sept. 17, but was delayed in the aftermath of the fatal shooting at the Washington Navy Yard.
Montana Democrat Sets $2 Million Fundraising Goal (Video)
But Republicans have held onto the state’s sole House seat for the past 17 years.
5 Lessons for D.C. on Sandy’s First Anniversary
The image captured the sense that Bush was isolated or indifferent to the magnitude of the problem, leading to the slow and inefficient federal response that ranks as a domestic low point for his administration
5 Lessons for D.C. on Sandy’s First Anniversary
The image captured the sense that Bush was isolated or indifferent to the magnitude of the problem, leading to the slow and inefficient federal response that ranks as a domestic low point for his administration
Democrat Will Hire Cybersecurity Firm for Alleged Website Hack (Video)
The candidate: Tompkins County Council Chairwoman Martha Robertson, a Democrat. The member: Rep. Tom Reed, a Republican. The member: Rep. Tom Reed, a Republican.
U.S. Military: Budget Cuts Threaten Readiness
“Testifying before the Tactical and Land Forces Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee, the officials repeatedly warned about the effects of sequestration in fiscal 2014, stressing that
Barney Frank Floats Into D.C. Council Pot Debate
deputy in the D.C. attorney general’s office.
Top GOP Recruit Expected to Make Senate Announcement Soon
Daines reiterated both points in an Oct. 17 interview with Montana Public Radio, and he even seemed to indicate that he wouldn’t make an announcement until the new year.
House GOP Favorite Faces Upstart in Louisiana Special
The heir apparent in Louisiana’s 5th District will now face a tougher quest to inherit the kingdom, thanks to a little-known eleventh-hour candidate who has changed the dynamic of next month’s race.
Sebelius’ Tenure as Obamacare Overseer Hangs With Vulnerable Democrats
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius decided to spend the day out on the hustings, touting the benefits of the health care law across the Southwest.
Boehner Finds the Woman for the Job
In an interview with CQ Roll Call, Black said Speaker John A.
Watch Sid Yudain Reflect on Roll Call (Video)
v=VuQ6b3G1yL0&feature=youtu.be “I thought this place really needs a community newspaper,” the founder of Roll Call said during a 2011 interview.
Coming Up: Congressional Showdown on NSA Wiretapping
The fight over the future of the National Security Agency’s phone record and Internet data collection programs had its first skirmish in the House in July, with a vote that nearly defunded the phone record
Reid: GOP Will Lose House if Government Shuts Down Again
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said in an interview aired Sunday that Republicans would be at risk of losing their majority in the House if the government were to shut down again in January
Tea Party Candidate Challenges Thad Cochran
The seat is safely in GOP hands, but Cochran is still mum on whether he will seek re-election. He’s said he will make a decision by the end of the year.
Paul Ryan’s ‘No’ Vote Concerns Pelosi, Hoyer
The House’s two top Democrats, however, are already concerned that those crucial talks could be tainted by the fallout over the government shutdown and the near-missed deadline to raise the debt
218: Paul Ryan’s ‘No’ Vote Concerns Pelosi, Hoyer
I thought, ‘That’s not a good sign,’” Hoyer told CQ Roll Call in an interview. But the center of their worries is House Budget Chairman Paul D.
Boehner Backs Senate Deal, Will Bring It to House Floor (Updated)
Boehner will bring the Senate-crafted deal to end the government shutdown to the House floor and is encouraging Republicans to vote for it, he said in a radio interview.