Conservatives, GOP Candidates Gear Up for CPAC
He is one of three GOP contenders speaking at the event on Friday, and ACU Chairman Al Cardenas said the state of the race is bringing a welcome buzz to the three-day event.
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Fish Fixture
About 22 years later, the menu is still simple and dirt cheap. The jumbo fish sandwich is $5.80. The six-piece fish plate with two sides is $9.40. The crab cake is $8.
Nevada: Kihuen Drops Out of House Race
Nevada Democrats avoided a contentious primary in the open 1st district today as state Sen. Ruben Kihuen announced he was dropping out of the race.
Alexander Favors Prolonged Presidential Primary
Obama in the fall.
New York: Rory Lancman Explores Bid Against Bob Turner
In September, Turner won an upset special election victory in the 9th district, and Democrats are keen to take back the seat their party held for generations.
Johanns Giving Up Hope on ‘Grand Bargain’
“I think that the chance of a budget package moving this year is very, very slim,” Johanns said in an interview.
Backlash Against Birth Control Mandate Might Aid President
A new federal mandate on birth control and the growing outcry against it might actually help President Barack Obama in the upcoming election. Catholic leaders led by the U.S.
John Boehner Blames Democrats for Payroll Tax Cut Delay
Speaker John Boehner blamed Senate Democrats tonight for the lack of progress on a yearlong extension of a popular payroll tax cut, accusing them of refusing to agree to offset the costs of the package
District’s Secrets Laid Bare
The policy and the voting record is secondary to the person,” Marcus Sakey, the crime novelist and host of Travel Channel’s “Hidden City,” said about the interwoven tales of former Mayor Marion Barry and
No Real Challenges for Mississippi Members
The filing deadline was Jan. 13, so the field in all the races is set. “All four incumbents in Mississippi are safe,” said a Republican strategist familiar with the state.
Smith: President Is Ignoring Immigration Laws
In a recent interview, President Barack Obama said he can’t just “wave away the laws that Congress put in place” and that “the president doesn’t have the authority to simply ignore Congress and say, ‘We
The Combative Caucus Thins Ranks in House
Boyd was an equally rebellious lawmaker in the Caucus, and in an interview he predicted another Member would fill the void left by Shuler.
Records Show Ron Paul Trips Paid Twice
Paul’s office declined to make the Congressman available for an interview.
Bonamici Is Ready to Get to Work
“I am very excited about the focus and emphasis on public education, which I believe is a key part in revitalizing our economy and the quality of life in our communities,” she said in an interview
North Carolina: Heath Shuler Will Not Run for Re-Election
It was during this time that I reached the decision not to seek re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2012.”
DeMint Calls on Romney to Reframe Comments on Poor
DeMint defended Romney against any suggestion that he doesn’t care about the poor and lauded the former governor’s focus on the middle class.
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.’s Campaign Money Helped Fund Trip
Before the trip commenced, Jackson asked the House Ethics Committee to approve an extension of the trip beyond the days covered by the AIEF.
GOP Sees Benefit to Extending Pipeline Fight
Republican conferees have been hesitant to tip their hand, but Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) hinted in a television interview over the weekend that his forthcoming American Energy and Infrastructure
Florida Primary Shows Rubio’s Influence
the Republican crown in the Sunshine State.
Watchdogs Say Transparency Efforts Fall Short
Thanks to a website launched in January, the public for the first time has a centralized location to track bills on the House floor.