Senate Revives Lawmaking
“These bills have been massive, bipartisan bills,” Durbin said. “I have to tell you: There is a growing appetite on both sides of the aisle to get things done.
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Obama Likes the Ladies
“We were excited to give [the president] an opportunity to talk briefly with underprivileged children and the children of veterans about the importance of science and engineering, without having
Can’t Buy Me Congressional Love
Senator, fraudulently attempting to sell a government position and using the Senate seal without authorization.
Electric Car Plan Stalls in Senate
They tried without success to move the legislation via a unanimous consent agreement on the eve of the Senate’s adjournment for Easter recess.
Splash for Cash: Mystery Internship Plagues Pryor
Senator, fraudulently attempting to sell a government position and using the Senate seal without authorization.
The Leftist Laureate
Looking back on his term as poet laureate, Philip Levine said he’s been surprised at the public attention he received. “I had no idea what was in store for me. I can’t say I haven’t enjoyed it.
Turner: Proposed Missile Defense Cuts Reflect Obama’s Naivete
I believe this is incorrect and deeply naive.
‘Orphan Districts’ Present Perks and Pitfalls
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) called them “orphan districts” — Congressional races in states without a marquee contest at the top of the ticket, including the presidential race.
Illinois: Former Miss America Mulls House Bid
“I am exploring the possibility, but I haven’t made any decisions at this point,” Harold said.
Joe Lieberman Introduces D.C. Budget Autonomy Bill
Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) introduced legislation giving budget autonomy to the District of Columbia today.
Max Baucus Could Be GOP Ally on Keystone Pipeline
I’m not going to be negotiating what’s going to be in this bill today,” Reid said after his Conference’s weekly lunch. “I have eight great Senators who are going to be working on a final package.
Vocal Conservatives Blame Mitch McConnell
However, he said it’s impossible to understand McConnell’s juggling act without gaining access to private meetings where moderate and conservative Members disclose positions on legislation and tactics.
Obama Gains Traction With Student Loan Offensive
“I don’t think anybody believes that the interest rate ought to be allowed to rise.
App-Makers Seek K Street Assistance
“I don’t want to get into a situation where I’m spending all my money on legal matters to make sure I’m following all the rules,” he said. “That would just kill this industry.”
Dana Rohrabacher Left Off Afghan CODEL Trip
Louie Gohmert went on without him.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Faces Changing Times
Chamber Watch, a labor-backed watchdog group, said in an email.
Appropriators Hammer Out Spending Bills
Boxed in by their Senate colleagues on one side and House conservatives on the other, House Republican leaders are starting the slow march toward the Budget Control Act without explicitly walking away
‘Kony 2012’ Mobilizes Legislative Response
“I don’t think we ever explicitly had a stated goal for a legislative response,” he said. “The beautiful thing was a lot of people took it upon themselves to contact their lawmakers.”
Congressman in the Cockpit
“The technology we have now, compared to when I first started, is just phenomenal,” he said.
GSA Scandal Enters a New Phase
“I thought the Republicans were fair, yes,” Rep. Elijah Cummings, ranking member of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said after a long pause.