Meckler and Martin: Establishment in Both Parties Has Lost Its Way
More accurately, with a price tag approaching $1 trillion, this deal should be known as the “Trillion-Dollar Travesty.”
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Tax Cut Bill Goes to Obama
In addition to swapping the estate tax language, it would have allowed tax cuts to expire for incomes over $1 million, substituted the Making Work Pay tax credit for the payroll tax deduction and provided
Slaughter to Ask for Separate Vote on Tax Cuts to Appease Liberals
In addition to swapping the estate tax language, it would have allowed tax cuts to expire for incomes over $1 million, substituted the Making Work Pay tax credit for the payroll tax deduction and provided
Heffner: DREAM Act Is Just the Beginning
According to The Economist, the immigration problem has four parts: 1.) increasing border security; 2.) increasing the amount of skilled foreign labor; 3.) stabilizing unskilled foreign labor; and
Idaho’s Minnick Says He’s Done for Good
Minnick outspent Labrador 3-to-1, but the Republican still won by 10 points, 51 percent to 41 percent.
Could Tax Deal Lead to More Bipartisanship?
The bipartisan tax deal passed by the Senate on Wednesday was a beginning, but it was hatched under intense pressure: If it’s not adopted, everyone’s taxes will go up Jan. 1, crippling a weak economic
Cummings Vs. Maloney Splits Congressional Black Caucus
She said her credit card bill of rights is saving consumers $10 billion a year, and Wall Street firms poured more than $1 million into her opponent’s campaign to defeat her.
Partisan Rancor Consumes START Debate
Ratification of the treaty is Obama’s No. 1 foreign policy priority.
What’s at Stake for Lobbying Interests in Next Year’s Tax Fight?
After the proposal was released Dec. 1, the head of the American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries suggested that the plan stood to blow up the system employees use to save for retirement
Congress Can’t Seem to Let Go
For instance, the bill includes $3 million in funding for the Fort Campbell “Shoot House,” $1 million for a Kentucky Blood Center Building and $1 million for the Paducah Waterfront Development Project.
K Street Files: AGA Nabs McCurdy; Daly Joins Ogilvy Team
The Tuesday announcement came after hours of uncertainty over who would lead the group after Jan. 1, when current AGA head Dave Parker retires.
Steele Surprise Shakes Up RNC Race
a public forum hosted by FreedomWorks, a tea-party-affiliated nonprofit, and the Republican National Conservative Caucus, a group of 26 RNC members led by Indiana Committeeman James Bopp Jr. on Dec. 1.
My Federal Budget Crystal Ball for Next Year
1. In general, 2011 is going to be very disappointing as far as the federal budget is concerned.
Ethanol Subsidies Add Fuel to the Tax Debate
Muddying the 2011 Tax Waters The ethanol credit is a temporary extension that would run until Jan. 1, 2012.
Divide-and-Conquer Plan Put to the Test by Obama
Obama has made passage of the tax package his No. 1 priority for the lame-duck session, and his two-pronged strategy for passing it has crystallized in recent days: Hurry the deal through the Senate
Axelrod Doesn’t Expect Changes to Tax Cut Bill
Updated: 1:51 p.m. White House senior adviser David Axelrod said Sunday that he doesn’t foresee that changes will be made to President Barack Obama’s tax cut deal to appease House Democrats.
Cino Enters RNC Race
Updated: 1:09 p.m. Republican political veteran Maria Cino has officially joined the race to be the next chairman of the Republican National Committee.
2010 Brings Familiar Endgame
Senate-passed bill, change it and force a conference committee or put it off to next year, an unsavory choice for many given the Bush-era tax cuts — particularly those for the middle class — expire on Jan. 1
Engler Leads Potential GOPers to Challenge Stabenow
He would be the best candidate against Stabenow, the poll found, losing to her by only 1 point, well within the margin of error.
Gregg Declines Business Roundtable
Updated: 1:30 p.m. Retiring Sen. Judd Gregg will not be the next president and CEO of the Business Roundtable, the New Hampshire Republican told Roll Call on Friday.