SOPA Fight Pits Big Porn Against Little Porn
The tube sites’ pleas are bumping against the lifeblood of the industry: the professional producers of adult content like Vivid Entertainment and Hustler, the flagship publication of Larry Flynt’
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A Higher Power
We are weary from the struggle, tempted to throw in the towel.”
Rick Perry Exits, Endorses Newt Gingrich
The timing of the redemption comments comes on the same day that ABC News is to air an interview with Gingrich’s former wife Marianne, who claims he asked for an open marriage.
Perry’s K Street Allies Jump to Romney, Not Gingrich
Mitt Romney for the GOP nomination, and he predicted many Beltway players will soon do the same.
Michael Grimm Picks Up New Democratic Opponent
John Murphy (D-N.Y.), is currently the only declared candidate in the Democratic race. If he wins the nomination, as many Democrats expect, he’ll face freshman Rep.
Bipartisan Seating Backers Press On Despite Increased Rancor
The government nearly shut down in the spring, soon after President Barack Obama’s 2011 State of the Union, and risked a default in the summer when the two parties nearly failed to agree on raising the
Heard on the Hill: Latina Activists Spearheading New Talk Show
Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), while Inclán, the “Mexican Republican,” was named director of Hispanic outreach for the Republican National Committee last week.
Rep. Maurice Hinchey to Retire
Maurice Hinchey, who has battled colon cancer, will retire at the end of the 112th Congress. The Democrat’s office said he will make the announcement Thursday in Kingston, N.Y.
Mayors: Congress Is Failing Cities
“We just don’t want the federal government to kind of export the debt onto the states.
It’s Like 2010 All Over Again in N.Y.’s 1st District
With the state’s redistricting process in chaos, the 1st is one of a few districts almost certain to see little change in the 2012 redraw.
Leaders Weather SOPA Revolt
Over the course of the day, other House leaders tried to steer clear of taking a stand on the measure.
Pelosi Aiming to Snag 35 Seats in November
House Democrats already have an uphill climb to win the 25 seats needed to take back the majority this year, but Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi raised the bar even higher today by declaring, “I want 35.”
Rep. Rapper: From Rap Battles in High School Halls to Congress
As a “battle” MC, the hallways and lunch lines of Rep.
Mortgage Probe Ensnares GOP
The turn in the investigation had Rep. Elijah Cummings (Md.), the top Democrat on the Oversight panel, gleefully pointing to Issa’s previous statements.
GOP Ready to Combat Payroll Tax Narrative
With the House returning this week for a short session and with one week to go before the president’s State of the Union address, Republicans are on the clock to unite around a message on a package to
Bass, Kuster Prepare for New Hampshire Rematch
Kuster, during a lengthy interview in Concord, N.H., the day after the Republican presidential primary that Romney won by 16 points, said Hodes’ top-of-the-ticket, 23-point loss to Ayotte in the
Bob Menendez to Meet With Judicial Nominee He Blocked
Menendez has said he opposed the nomination of Patty Shwartz to the U.S.
Menendez Bows To Pressure, Backs Obama’s Judicial Nominee
and the application of heightened standards of review under the Constitution.
How Rep. Steve Austria Became a Sacrificial Republican
Steve Austria got the short end of the stick was the result of a last-minute deal that came together on Dec. 14, the last day of the Ohio House’s 2011 session.
GOP State Delegate Bob Marshall to Enter Va. Senate Race
experience in the state said.