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not increase poverty in America or put children and families at greater risk of falling through the cracks,” said a letter organized by the Congressional Out of Poverty Caucus and set to be released today
“Ilir has done an outstanding job of building DC Vote into the strong advocacy organization it is today,” Bouker said.
As House negotiators neared a six-month spending agreement tonight, they set up late-week votes that could be the strongest political litmus test yet for a freshman-heavy conservative Conference entering
They will not be much mollified by hearing Obama preview his speech on a tinny national conference call line.
They will not be much mollified by hearing Obama preview his speech on a tinny national conference call line.
Research America, a group that advocates for more federal medical research, today released the results of a recent poll that it is hoping will propel its cause to the top of candidates’ talking points.
“The president had a press conference in the White House and he turned to the whole press corps and said: ‘This is a time for serious candidates and Bob Rumson your time is up.’ … Guess what? Mr.
President Barack Obama stepped into the briefing room for a rare press conference with reporters today, riffing on Rep. Todd Akin’s (R-Mo.)
Van Hollen pointed to the debates held in both the House and Senate before the August recess on whether to extend the expiring Bush-era tax cuts, renewed by Obama during the last Congress, to all
In an effort not to go home empty-handed, the House today passed a $383 million one-year relief package to aid struggling livestock ranchers in the drought-ravaged country.
You fight like cats and dogs on election time and then you govern,” LaTourette said in a press conference at his district office in Painesville.
the next few days and see if there is some agreement that can be reached, but right now there isn’t a lot of hope coming from the Republican side,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said at a press
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) begins almost every press conference with the phrase, “The American people are still asking: Where are the jobs?”
The DISCLOSE Act is dead, but the bill’s Senate champions said today they will continue to push for campaign disclosure via regulatory channels and to work to overcome uniform GOP opposition.
The firm issued a press release touting its contributions to the recently passed highway bill.
Chris Christie today is making his third visit this cycle to House Republicans in an effort to get Members to pony up for the party’s fall election efforts.
It began when President Hosni Mubarak was still in power; it continues today under the new government.
He’s a valued Member of Congress.”
Romney in November,” the Ohio Republican said today at a press conference.
And with the law intact, they pledged to continue working with the administration and Congress on their industry’s problems.