GOP Senators ‘More Disturbed’ After Meeting With Rice
“No. 1, where is the FBI interview of the survivors? Why don’t we have that? Where are the cables from Sept. 11 coming back from the headquarters about what’s going on here?
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House GOP Leaders Try to Connect With CEOs
All of those tax rates will expire Jan. 1.
Dissecting Republicans’ Troubles in New England
Tierney in Massachusetts, lost by 1 point. In Connecticut’s 5th District, state Sen. Andrew Roraback lost by 3 points against Rep.-elect Elizabeth Esty.
Feast on These Alterna-Turkey Day Tips
If you are tuning into the HOHverse instead of hanging with the fam, we’re willing to bet you are: 1) desperately in need of last-minute recommendations to punch up a meh menu, and/or 2) open to
Senators Push Private Investment in Water Programs
The association estimated earlier this year that “the cost of repairing and expanding U.S. drinking water infrastructure will top $1 trillion in the next 25 years and $1.7 trillion over 40 years.”
Does Fleet Size Matter? A Navy Point of Contention
Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., a member of the Seapower subcommittee of the Armed Services panel, wrote in a Nov. 1 Roll Call op-ed.
Coalition Opposes Reducing Royalties for Web Radio
Digital music streams are becoming increasingly popular, as evidenced by Pandora’s more than 1 million listeners, and record labels want to protect the lucrative online royalty rates they currently enjoy
Pelosi’s Price Is a Seat at Fiscal Table
wrangle some tax hikes out of Republicans as part of any budget agreement to at least extend middle-class tax cuts and avoid the across-the-board discretionary spending cuts scheduled to kick in Jan. 1.
Stephen Vermillion, Veteran Capitol Hill Staffer, Dies at 52
“If I could rate people from 1 to 10 on whether I would trust them to well represent me, and to do it in a way that would make me proud and would make an employee proud, Steve would be a 10,” Sensenbrenner
Black: Stage Set for Tax, Entitlement Overhaul
1. The mandate of the 2012 election Obama insists his re-election by a 1 percent to 3 percent margin is a mandate for higher taxes.
Reid Tries to Shut Down Fiscal Cliff Dissent
The letter, which has yet to been sent, calls on Obama to strike a deal on the fiscal cliff that has a 1-to-1 ratio of tax increases to spending cuts.
Democrats Try to Band Together on Entitlements Ahead of Fiscal Cliff Talks
Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, urging President Barack Obama to strike a fiscal cliff deal only if there is a 1-to-1 ratio of tax increases to spending cuts.
Hurricane Throws Twist Into Tax-Exempt Bonds Lobbying
Opponents say any such changes could drive up localities’ borrowing costs by 1 percent to 2 percent because issuers will need to pay more interest to compete with other taxable investments.
Hurricane Throws Twist Into Tax-Exempt Bonds Lobbying
Opponents say any such changes could drive up localities’ borrowing costs by 1 percent to 2 percent because issuers will need to pay more interest to compete with other taxable investments.
Democratic Senators Ask Obama to Back 1-to-1 Ratio of Taxes, Spending Cuts
The letter calls on Obama to strike a deal on the fiscal cliff that has a 1-to-1 ratio of tax increases to spending cuts.
Cliff Walk: Now the Three-Way Dance Begins
Still, the Idaho Republican said that if presented with a deficit reduction plan of $10 in spending cuts for every $1 in tax increases, “I would probably consider that deal.”
Bicycling Lobbyist Takes Transportation Message to the Hill
at America Bikes, Whitaker will take her experience in planning and transportation policy to the League of American Bicyclists, where she takes over as vice president of government relations on Dec. 1.
Local Officials Help Bicyclists Peddle Their Cause
By comparison, the most expensive stretches of urban freeway in the United States can cost upward of $1 billion per mile.
House Democrats, GOP Disagree on FDA Authority Over Pharmacies
Lauren Smith, who took her position less than three weeks ago, said Massachusetts had re-examined its regulations for compounding pharmacies and enacted a series of emergency regulations on Nov. 1.
Optimism About the 113th Congress
This is not likely to happen in the next few weeks; indeed, it may not happen until Dec. 31, or maybe even after Jan. 1.