Boehner Defends Early GOP Moves on Transparency, Health Care Repeal
Senate Democrats also released their own report Thursday in which they claimed House Republicans’ policies would add more than $1 trillion to the deficit.
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Constitutional Reading Draws Bipartisan Participation
Frank Pallone (D-N.J.) was interrupted while reading Article 2, Section 1 dealing with natural-born citizens from an Asian woman in the visitors’ gallery who yelled out, “Except Obama! Except Obama!
House Cuts Budgets for Offices and Appropriations
House Administration Chairman Dan Lungren said on the floor that the resolution will cut $1 million from leadership offices, $8.1 million from committee budgets and $26.1 million from Members’ Representational
Boehner Elected 53rd Speaker
Updated: 1:38 p.m. Rep. John Boehner has been elected the 53rd Speaker of the House. The Ohio Republican won the support of all 241 Republicans, while 173 Democrats supported Rep.
Smith: DREAM Act Was Overbroad
In the Jan. 1 article “Immigration-Reform Lobbyists Prepare for Tough Crowd in 112th,” an official from the pro-amnesty group America’s Voice puts words into my mouth.
Iowa’s 2012 Shuffle: Five Members, Four Seats
The first plan must be submitted within a limited amount of time after the release of the official population count, but not before April 1.
Heard on the Hill: Stepping Up to the Plates
Those temporary plates expired Nov. 1, 2010, and another HOH spy has spotted the vehicle being driven on city streets, which is illegal because of the expired tags.
Maine Democrat Considering Challenging Snowe
The Stanford Management chief executive spent more than $500,000 from her own pocket to compete in Maine’s crowded Democratic primary in 2010, finishing in third place, just 1 point behind the state
Contradictions Abound in New Rules Package
The schedule will have two weeks on, one full week off to go back to the district; it will also change the schedule during the weeks on so floor votes occur only between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., allowing committees
This Time, Health Care Advocates Have Edge
“This is our No. 1 priority.
President’s Re-Election Transition Begins With OFA Layoffs
Updated: 1:47 p.m.
Senate Democrats Warn Repeal Would Hurt Seniors
“As you know, several key provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act became effective on January 1, 2011.