Opinion · 117th Congress
Where Donald Trump and Ilhan Omar agree
The party in the majority usually hates the filibuster, until it gets to spend more time in the minority. Such is the U.S. system.
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
The party in the majority usually hates the filibuster, until it gets to spend more time in the minority. Such is the U.S. system.
OPINION — Joe Biden promised unity, at his inauguration. But his actions so far aren’t convincing Republicans or independents.
OPINION — HR 1 and the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act would help us build a democracy in which everyone can vote and make their voices heard.
OPINION — Cities like Pittsburgh have long proved their economic resilience and responsibility but they can’t bear the COVID-19 burden alone.
OPINION — Science shows that efforts to overhaul campaign finance laws like HR 1 have no meaningful impact on trust in government.
OPINION — The recent cold snap in Texas that paralyzed the state lays bare the hypocrisy of Republicans’ limited-government mantra.
OPINION — Veteran Senate budgeteer Bill Hoagland says budget reconciliation process must be reformed for deficit reduction only or repealed.
OPINION — Republican and Democratic partisans both hold conspiratorial views of the 2020 and 2016 elections. That’s dangerous for democracy.
OPINION — The vice president’s residence, soon to be home to Kamala Harris, stands on land once owned by D.C.’s second-largest slave owner.
OPINION — Biden’s new approach, as seen by his immigration proposal, avoids playing for GOP votes with provisions the Democratic base hates.
OPINION — By taking critical actions to bolster our biotech economy, Biden can not only lead us out of this pandemic but better prepare us for the next one.
OPINION — Pharmacy benefit managers are an integral piece of the solution to high drug costs, unlike the ‘rebate rule,’ which is the problem.
OPINION — Our current system of campaign politics defines success by a model that produces money for campaign consultants, whether they win or lose.
OPINION — The Biden administration and Congress should remember that arts, culture and the creative economy can shape our nation’s coronavirus recovery.
OPINION — The CDC says schools can be reopened safely, but unions and special interests have been arguing against it and that’s only hurting our children.
OPINION — Four House GOP freshmen with personal or family histories of living under socialism say they are ready to take up the “Freedom Force” mantle.
OPNION — It’s no surprise Biden’s racial equity agenda has met pushback. As they say, “When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.”
OPINION — All players must examine their own conduct in a system that rewards the worst in politics, dividing us by geography, race, religion and education.
OPINION — Smart agriculture policy that supports clean-burning, high-octane, low-carbon renewable fuel can help advance Joe Biden’s agenda on all fronts.
OPINION — Gamesmanship over killer votes is futile as the combination of the pandemic and Trumpism make historical precedents somewhat irrelevant in 2022.