IE Director Is ‘Clear-Eyed and Cold-Blooded’
“I didn’t want to do just one [race] per cycle,” Lowe explained. “I wanted to amass experience fast.”
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Murkowski Invites President to ‘Milkshake’ Summit on ANWR
“I know that the president and the first lady enjoy milkshakes, and it would be my honor to treat them as we discuss the innovative technologies that will allow us to put a ‘straw’ into North America
Short-Term Highway Bill at Issue in House
House conservatives could take issue with extending current transportation laws without offsets.
Three Branches in Historic Clash Over Health Care
“I think we need to start over,” Upton said.
GOP More Convinced Court Will Strike Down Health Care Law
“I don’t think it’s the court’s role to see which of these provisions would have passed on its own,” she said.
Vacancy: Congressional Offices That Lose Members Still Function
What happens to a Congressional office without a Member? Does it lock its doors and shutter its windows? Do the phones ring without reprieve while the constituent letters collect dust?
GOP Likes What It Is Hearing in Court
“I was encouraged that they were asking the right questions,” he said. “Can the government compel you to buy a product?”
Independent Could Make History in California
“I wouldn’t be running if it weren’t the open primary, but I’m really enjoying being an Independent,” said Parks, who has been in elected office for the better part of two decades.
If Lugar Loses, Will Indiana Really Be in Play?
And he doesn’t understand why everyone isn’t fawning over his noble cause against Lugar,” said a political operative who would like to see Lugar retired in the May 8 primary.
Supreme Court Ruffles Democrats’ Feathers
“With all due deference to separation of powers … the Supreme Court reversed a century of law that, I believe, will open the floodgates for special interests, including foreign corporations, to spend
Administration Staffers Head Out the Revolving Door
“I wouldn’t say nobody cares about the pledge, but it’s not as big a factor as the economy or the lack of activity on the Hill,” he said.
Senate Passes JOBS Act
Carl Levin (D-Mich.) said. “If we pass this bill, it will allow vast new opportunities for fraud and abuse in capital markets,” Levin continued.
Expect a Nasty Arizona Member-Vs.-Member Battle
Ben Quayle and David Schweikert, the operative simply said, “We’re not. Thank God.”
Democrats Offer New Argument on Health Care Act
Millions of Americans are already benefitting without recognizing that those benefits flow from the Affordable Care Act. So we need to connect the dots,” Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) said.
Fight Over Eisenhower Memorial
“I don’t think this subcommittee, the full committee or Congress is an appropriate place to mitigate a memorial design or a potential family dispute,” he said.
Young Guns Divided
Even Members without primary challenges from a colleague were grimacing Tuesday as voters in Illinois went to the polls. Rep.
Paul Ryan’s Budget Faces a Perilous Future
“I want to make sure we follow through with commitments that were made under the Budget Control Act,” Amash said.
Once Endangered, Orrin Hatch Battles Back in Utah
Hatch will make it out of the convention,” Hatch spokeswoman Evelyn Call said.
Guides to Congress
I was not interested in that at all,” Hamilton told Roll Call.
Obama Pressures Congress on Oil Subsidies
“I guess they like gas guzzlers,” he said. Obama said he expects Congress to vote in the next few weeks on ending subsidies for oil companies.