Old or New? Bridges Split Michigan GOP
“It shows that lawmakers can be made to be much more sympathetic on an issue when they’re receiving campaign donations,” said Melanie Sloan, CREW’s president.
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What Bernanke Really Meant by ‘Fiscal Cliff’
That was how Greenspan used to go on record without creating a political headache for himself or for the Fed because, once uttered, the phrase meant different things to different people Just
Wisconsin Recall Vote Becomes Microcosm of National Election
Republicans in Wisconsin “have oiled their machine without [GOP presidential nominee] Mitt Romney having spent a dollar on it,” said Joshua Spivak, a senior fellow at Wagner College’s Hugh L.
President, GOP Spar on Economy and Taxes
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Michigan: McCotter Drops Write-In Bid and Retires
“I have ended my write-in campaign in Michigan’s 11th Congressional District,” McCotter said in a statement posted on his website.
Quiet on Veep, Paul Ryan Preps to Help Mitt Romney
I don’t see any purpose in doing that.”
Hurling Rhetorical Acid In New York
“I’d be fired — immediately and with cause — if I said stuff like this,” said Barry Caro, Becker’s spokesman. “Which begs the question: Why is Jay Townsend still Nan Hayworth’s spokesman?”
The Big Fix
cleverly named Fix Congress Now Caucus in May, with an agenda that includes “reforming the benefits of Congress, addressing the inefficient and unaccountable budgeting process that leaves the country without
Popcorn Sales Jump Following Trade Deal
“Two years ago, I set a goal of doubling American exports over five years.
Edwards: Constitutional Truths Not Found on Google
The president, it seems, is granted the right to send legislation back to the Hill without his approval, and if quite substantial majorities do not reprise the initial decision to approve, said legislation
Lawmaker Honored 33 Years Later
“I was in the process of purchasing a condominium in Arlington, [Va.],” she said in the film. “[And] I made the purchase contingent of my survival.”
Edwards Verdict a Blow to Public Corruption Prosecutions
The Justice Department announced earlier this month that two government prosecutors who handled the Stevens case will be suspended without pay, though they may appeal the decision.
Mitch McConnell Picks Top Races in Majority Quest
“I’m not going to make a prediction other than this: I think the Senate is going to be close, one way or the other,” he said.
The First Declared War
“I am happy in the assurance that the decision will be worthy the enlightened and patriotic councils of a virtuous, a free and a powerful nation,’’ he wrote.
Michigan: Thaddeus McCotter to Run as a Write-In
“The buck stops with me,” McCotter, who ran a quixotic presidential bid earlier this cycle, said in a statement. “That’s why I urge the continued investigation into the petitions.
Norm Dicks Picks His Spots, Including When to Exit
I just felt that I didn’t want to be one of the people who either lost or died in office,” he said during a recent wide-ranging interview in his Congressional office.
Despite His Criticism of Lavish Conferences, Jeff Sessions Has Traveled on Taxpayer Dime
“A judicial circuit court should be capable of using technology to share information without requiring a trip to an island paradise.
Undercover Congressman
“I think,in general, these experiences are more memorable than any memo we could provide,” Bowen says.
Missouri: Claire McCaskill Starts Push on Veterans Issues
Without a clear opponent — the three Republicans looking to take her on in November are locked in a nasty primary — McCaskill has focused on attacking the third-party groups that attack her and burnishing
Charlie Rangel’s Career Might Be in Peril
insiders and established figures are going to start openly talking about a Harlem without Charlie Rangel and the likelihood that Adriano is the next Member of Congress.”