Immigration Filibuster Fails in the Senate
Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., took the first procedural moves to close the debate on June 21, then filed two more debate-limiting cloture motions just after noon Monday
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Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., took the first procedural moves to close the debate on June 21, then filed two more debate-limiting cloture motions just after noon Monday
Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., took the first procedural moves to close the debate on June 21, then filed two more debate-limiting cloture motions just after noon Monday
It included a rather interesting amendment that most people probably didn’t notice, but CQ Roll Call energy expert Lauren Gardner certainly did.
Physical copies of the amendment text surfaced that evening, setting off a scramble in newsrooms where people were paying attention. #WGDB would know, since both of us were there.
The substantive conversation on floor strategy is expected to begin Monday evening, at the Democrats’ first leadership meeting in the Capitol after the Memorial Day recess.
In light of this, I expect to begin the FY2014 appropriations process the first week in June.
In light of this, I expect to begin the FY2014 appropriations process the first week in June.
“This year, the Judiciary Committee received the bill text on April 17, and after a period of more than three weeks to consider it and draft amendments we began our consideration of amendments to the bill
<p style="text-align: left" align="center">Don Wolfensberger, former chief of staff for the House Rules Committee in the Newt Gingrich era and now a columnist for Roll Call, offers this insight on the
Democrats are eager for that first GOP concern to be proved true. And they share the other anxiety about the coarsening of Capitol discourse.
For the first time in history, men and women were guaranteed a chance to succeed based NOT on who your parents were but on your own initiative and desire to work.
But first, we must follow through on the broken promises of the past to secure our borders and enforce our laws.
Below is the text of President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address, as prepared for delivery. Mr. Speaker, Mr.
First, Speaker John A. Boehner repeatedly tried to pin the automatic sequester cuts on President Barack Obama in a Monday floor speech.
Words come easier to Biden in a mob of reporters, however, than they do to Senate Democratic leaders when they craft legislative text.
Lower court rulings sided first with one side, then with the other, creating confusion for political players.
Tellingly, Obamacare marks the first time in our country’s constitutional history that the federal government has asserted such an extraordinary power.
The Ohio Republican, who is Catholic, pulled no punches: “In imposing this requirement, the federal government is violating a First Amendment right that has stood for more than two centuries.
The Senate published its semiannual account of all salaries, committee expenses and other disbursements online for the first time today.
Without the speed bump of a court hearing to judge the merits of these demands, most of them would have to capitulate or close first. 3.