LGBT Groups Demand Equality in Immigration Bill
As the immigration overhaul process accelerates in Congress, expect specific constituencies with a stake in the outcome to begin signaling their demands for support — as well as grounds for joining the
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Gary Johnson: I’m More Conservative and More Liberal Than Both Parties
are the failures of the Democratic Party.
Pennsylvania GOP Hopes to Avoid Corbett Ticket Drag #PAgov
“As a member of congress, I’m generally going to be judged based on the national political environment,” Dent said in a Monday evening phone interview.
Kennedy Some of the Credit
Washington Wizards, writes in the magazine.
Goodlatte’s Piecemeal Approach on Immigration Has an Upside
Goodlatte sent a clear signal last week that the bipartisan working group does not have sole authority to set the terms of debate on immigration.
The Clamor for Special Sequester Deals
“They’re actually going to lose a lot of other research that they’ve already funded over the years,” Hansen said in an interview.
PA 13’s Daylin Leach: Liberal but Not Angry
(See Roll Call Politics editor Shira Toeplitz’s “The Candidate” interview with him here.)
Congressional Kid: Best Part of Being on the Hill?
Schiff, D-Calif., brought his 10-year-old son, Eli, to the office with him. Pretty soon Schiff’s Twitter feed was taken over by the hashtag #ElisExcellentAdventure.
Bill Clinton Makes a Big Splash on Twitter
Clinton has now officially plunged down the Twitter rabbit hole.
GOP at Cross Purposes on ‘Obamacare’
Or worse, many Republicans fear that repealing broadly unpopular parts of the Affordable Care Act, such as the medical-device tax, might strengthen voters’ opinion of the law, decreasing the possibility
Rand Paul, RNC Chairman Headline N.H. GOP Unity Dinner
The state GOP’s recent electoral history demonstrates a deep divide between the tea party and more established Republicans.
McSally Inches Toward Rematch Against Barber #AZ02
McSally nearly defeated Barber in the 2012 general election. McSally seemed baffled in a phone interview about the Democratic reaction.
Don’t Politicize Benghazi, House Democrats Say
last summer of the U.S. ambassador to Libya.
Voters Pass D.C.’s Budget Autonomy Referendum, Many Ask ‘Now What?’
House in the time it would take Congress to complete the 35-day review period of the referendum itself.
ATF Nominee Faces Retaliation Inquiry
The investigation by the Office of Special Counsel is the latest complication surrounding Jones’ nomination to lead the ATF, a 5,000-employee law enforcement agency tasked with regulating the nation
Joe Miller: GOP Establishment Not ‘Terribly Excited to See Me’ #AKsen
“Certainly those in the establishment of the Republican Party aren’t going to be terribly excited to see me,” Miller said in an interview with CQ Roll Call last week.
Top GOP Ad-Maker Fired Via Email at Elsass’ Firm | Shop Talk
Berry said in an April 19 interview. “Just like any business in America, we have standards and rules. If those are violated, we take appropriate action.”
Boehner Faces Competing Immigration Paths
lot of people in this Congress who are not part of that little group, and they all need to have input in this process, so we’re making sure that that happens,” Goodlatte told CQ Roll Call in a brief interview
The Cold War Gets a Warm-Up
Khrushchev, son of the late Soviet leader, provided some context on the Cold War and the relationship between the United States and Russia.
Three Tripwires for Immigration in the House
Flake, a gang member, only joined the Senate this year after serving 12 years in the House. The cost.