Small Businesses Need a Stronger Energy Bill
[IMGCAP(1)]Buildings consume 40 percent of the energy produced in the United States, more energy than all of the cars on the roads today.
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Behavioral Advertisers Need to Change Their Behavior
At the time, I said: [IMGCAP(1)]“Consumers have the right to know what kind of data net advertisers are using, and they have the right to have control over that use.
PAYGO Is Just a Condiment, Not the Main Ingredient
[IMGCAP(1)]All of the discussions of the Obama PAYGO proposal are beside the point at this moment.
Heard on the Hill: Reid’s Hangover
[IMGCAP(1)]The Nevada Democrat was spotted at the AMC Loews Georgetown movie theater watching the booze-soaked hit, an HOH spy reports.
Road Map: Public Likes a Public Plan; Senate Not So Sure
[IMGCAP(1)]Too bad Senate Democrats won’t be able to use it.
Politics & Poker: Eternal Primary Debate — Are They Good or Bad?
[IMGCAP(1)]“I know a thing or two about tough primaries, and I know a thing or two about running tough races in Virginia,— Obama wrote.
EFCA’s First Contract Compulsory Arbitration Provisions Could Be Disastrous
[IMGCAP(1)]In a recent article for Roll Call’s Mission Ahead, Thomas Kochan and Arnold Zack said that many of the arguments against EFCA’s first contract interest arbitration provisions could be easily
Senators Sound Warning Bells Over Health Care Reform
“If you change the Medicaid rate, for example, it has an impact on California between $1 billion and $5 billion a year. Now, how could I support that? Because it would take down the state.
McConnell Rips Cost of Democratic Agenda
McConnell hit hard on the costs of the pending health care legislation, pointing to this week’s Congressional Budget Office estimates putting the price tag over $1 trillion.
Campaign Committees Post May Fundraising Reports
While the National Republican Senatorial Committee out-raised its Democratic counterpart by about $1 million, that was the same amount that the Republican National Committee transferred to the NRSC
Senate Republicans Out-Raise Democrats in May
The National Republican Senatorial Committee out-raised its Democratic counterpart during the month of May by about $1 million — with $4.5 million in receipts to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Cutting Room Floor: It Was Over
[IMGCAP(1)]Democrats rush the field as pitcher Rep. Joe Baca (Calif.) runs off the mound at the close of the 48th Annual Roll Call Congressional Baseball Game last week.
More Hurdles for Health Care
Even as a $1 trillion price tag and partisan bickering threaten to derail Senate passage of health care reform this year, another major obstacle looms large: the merger of two competing bills by two powerful
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Family Matters
[IMGCAP(1)]The California Republican, the widow of Bono’s father, former Rep.
Campus Notebook: Steele Support for D.C. Vote
[IMGCAP(1)]Most Republicans have fought against giving the city Congressional representation since D.C. Del.
House Passes $3.7 Billion Legislative Branch Appropriations
“To not allow the House to work its will and not allow even a one-half of 1 percent reduction, that’s not what the American people want,— said Rules ranking member David Dreier (R-Calif.), referring
House Passes Resolution Supporting Iranian Protesters
The resolution, which passed 405-1, expressed support for the Iranian protesters who have been subject to violence by government forces since the June 12 presidential election.
Democrats Thinking Dynasty After 15-10 Win
With their win, the Democrats take a 1-0 lead in the battle for the coveted Roll Call trophy.
Heard on the Hill: Paranoid, Much?
[IMGCAP(1)]And he didn’t mince words, as he introduced legislation in the House Rules Committee on Thursday.
House Democrats Release 852-Page Health Care Draft
Democrats said they are waiting on the Congressional Budget Office to score their bill, but Republicans said it would easily surpass $1 trillion over 10 years.