In the GOP Conference, Anger All Around
“I thought, and I think events have proved, that Mike Pence would have been a better speaker,” he said. That’s not to say Boehner does not face any fallout.
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Hill Climbers: For Lawyer, Dream Job On Hill Was in the Cards
“Nevada was a great place to get started, but it was not where I wanted to stay long term or where I saw myself long term,” said Binkholder, who in November was promoted to legislative director for
‘Plan B’ Consumes Hill Mindshare, Fiscal Cliff Talks Remain Stalled
Their Plan B is to slow-walk us over the fiscal cliff,” the Ohio Republican said.
Proposals Abound as Obama Creates Gun Task Force in Wake of School Shooting
Biden Jr., to “come up with a set of concrete proposals no later than January, proposals that I then intend to push without delay.”
Lawmakers Say Report On Benghazi Attack Raises Tough Questions
But he added, “I don’t know how anybody could possibly be in a position to analyze that yet without beginning a top-to-bottom review of the department itself.”
Conservatives Grapple With Fiscal Cliff Strategy
The group discussed “plan C, D, E, F, G and I think there was a Plan H,” Rep. Joe Walsh, R-Ill., joked.
Senate Weighs ‘Pay Now or Pay Later’ Dilemma For Storm Package
Majority Leader Reid, D-Nev., on Wednesday night offered a substitute bill and then filed cloture and used procedural steps to block any further amendments without his consent.
Priebus: GOP Must Improve Community-Based Outreach
“I think what you’re going to see us have to do, which I think is important and I think it’s about time, is to get granular and community-based in our outreach, and I think it means over a long period
Delegates Make Another Push to Display Their Flags
When the Senate passed its fiscal 2013 defense authorization measure earlier this month without the language, advocates sounded the alarm regarding the possibility of another defeat.
On Gun Control and Fiscal Cliff, White House Has Few Specifics
On guns, Carney said the president would have more to say in the “coming weeks.” “I don’t have a specific agenda to announce to you today,” Carney said.
White House Vows Action on Gun Control; Details Scarce
“I don’t have a specific agenda to announce to you today,” White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said.
Fiscal Cliff Talks Face Test as Speaker Meets Caucus
“I think it’ll be a faux revolt,” a Republican lobbyist said. “They’ll pretend like they’re upset. But they all know he had to do it. Some of them will truly be upset.
Feinstein Could Push Gun Control From Atop Judiciary Panel
“On the first day of the new Congress, I intend to introduce a bill stopping the sale, transfer, importation and manufacturing of assault weapons as well as large ammunition magazines, strips and
Gun Group’s Rhetoric Signals Tough Road for Legislation
Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., said she will reintroduce a version of the expired 1994 assault weapons ban and a proposal to ban magazine clips “of more than 10 bullets.” Sen. Joseph I.
Lofgren Looks to Slow Down Domain Name Seizures
“People are meant to be innocent until proven guilty,” Reddit user Tipaa said to Lofgren.
Inaugural Tickets Going Fast
Because Norton is the only representative for D.C. residents — albeit without the ability to vote for their interests — her office is the only place for them to turn for tickets to the 57th inaugural
CBC Pans Medicare Age Increase
Durbin said he would not support an age increase without a guarantee of affordable coverage for the affected seniors.
Boehner Cliff Offer Would Raise Medicare Eligibility, Shift Inflation Measure
Aides for both parties said Obama had not accepted Boehner’s offer, although published reports said White House officials had characterized the offer that apparently was made Friday as progress.
Democrats Look for GOP Backing to Speed Sandy Aid
“It just seems to me that Boehner isn’t going to want to use up chits to pass a supplemental” by itself, said Lilly, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
Sandy Disaster Aid Bill May Emerge Soon
Local governments may find it difficult to contract for rehabilitation of a damaged subway tunnel, for instance, without some assurance that the funds will be available in future fiscal years.