D.C. Vote Killed by Guns Deal
The amendment would also allow gun owners to carry guns in the District without a permit, according to Norton.
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Hill Climbers: Staffers Enjoy Their Cowboy Boots Connection
“I got the good BlackBerry,” Hammond said while letting out a laugh. “He got the bad one.” “That is true,” Lasseter said. “I got an old, cracked one and he got a new one.”
Hispanic Lawmakers Disagree on Strategy
“Will I rule it out in the future? Absolutely not,” he said.
Tax Complainers Only Looking at One Side of Budget
There are a number of problems with complaining only about the amount of taxes you’re paying without any reference to the other side of the budget.
Road Map: Financial Reform Still in Flux
On Monday, Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs ranking member Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) said: “I think Republicans will hang together right now, and I’m not sure Sen. Reid would want to push a vote.”
Gun-Control Activists Launch Lobby Blitz
Mayors Against Illegal Guns, a group led by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I) and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino (D), is expected today to unveil a lobbying blitz to prod Congress to approve
GPO Staffer Doesn’t Let a Brain Tumor Slow Her Pace
“That was like mile 19, 20, and I heard a — I had a huge pop in my head, and I thought maybe I was dehydrated,” she recalled last week. But she wasn’t dehydrated.
Heard on the Hill: The Diesel Rips Off the Viper
’s voice, without permission, on one of his rap albums.
Lobbyists Await Reform Endgame
Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), an early advocate of bipartisan compromise on the legislation, have seen their leverage diminished with Dodd more seriously considering moving forward without a bipartisan deal.
Earmark Rejection Spurs Ethics Complaint
It just so happened that I knew him and George [Behan] from over the years,” Asmus said in an interview Thursday.
Kentucky Battle Tests Old GOP Home
“I came in here tonight wanting to vote for Trey Grayson, but I changed my mind a bit,” Dick Gwinn said after the event. “He sounded to me like a party hack.”
Murkowski Critical of Health Care as Legislative Branch Agencies Seek Budget Increase
“I’ll just be a little bit sarcastic here, but I think we could have avoided some of these budget increases had we not been dealing with health care reform,” she said during a hearing of Senate Appropriations
Gay Rights Bill On Tap
The fact that the measure passed the House last Congress without the transgender provision “helps our Members understand that this is not toxic, because nobody that I know of lost any race because
Citizens United Foes Seek a McCain Stand-In
But even before its debut, the legislation faces uncertain prospects without bipartisan support — or at the very least, one Republican vote to push Democrats to the 60-vote threshold to cut off debate
Democrats Warned to Play Nice on Financial Reform
“I had thought, I gather somewhat naively, that this was going to forward on a relatively bipartisan basis.” “We can get a good bill if they will meet us half way,” Shelby said.
GOP Senators Holding Back
“I think that maybe there’s a reluctance on sitting down and working something out,” Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio) said.
Judicial Interests May Cash In on Supreme Battle
“I think we have funding in place. We are prepared to really fight,” she said.
Pawlenty Quietly Begins Hill Outreach
“I have been, frankly, encouraging him to run for president,” said Kline, who counts Pawlenty as a constituent and is the governor’s first Congressional endorsement, should he run.
Heard on the Hill: Hearing … or House Party?
“Last month, on the floor of the Senate, I said that while it may seem improbable now that airlines would charge passengers for carry-on luggage, we cannot rule out that these fees could never come
Don’t Believe Anyone Touting Pain-Free Deficit Reduction
Only 5 percent said they preferred taxes to be increased; 62 percent — almost two-thirds — said spending should be cut.