D.C. Supporters Look to Boost Rick Santorum
“Prior to last Tuesday, I think D.C. and K Street had kind of decided that Romney was going to be the candidate.”
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Rep. Paul Ryan Advocates Getting Out in Front on Election Strategy
“I am excited about it,” the Wisconsin Republican said this morning at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast.
Rep. Aaron Schock Looks to Build Political Profile
“When Men’s Health reached out and said, ‘Will you be on the “Today Show” and do a fitness challenge?’ I said, ‘OK. I’m not showing them anything they don’t already know,'” he said.
Democrats Trying to Undo Pension Cut in Payroll Deal
Asked this afternoon whether he could ask his Members to vote for a measure that cuts government worker pensions, Hoyer said, “I’ve got to find out exactly what it is before I tell them anything.
Between the Lines: N.Y. Court Moves Step Closer to Redrawing Map
“I would anticipate some kind of movement in this case next week,” he added.
Pelosi: No Recess Without Deal on Jobless Benefits
“We have long proposed bringing this tax cut to the floor without payfors, and House Democrats will support it so that taxes are not raised on 160 million working Americans, but this should not be
Group Paints Grim Picture of Defense Cut Effects
“I don’t have any reason to know where these figures came from,” she said, “but I have assumed all along that my district would lose jobs and other opportunities we’d otherwise have due to sequestration
Obama, GOP Budgets Present Clear Choices
But first, I need to write a few words of disappointment over how the House handled the STOCK Act.
Parties Near Deal on Payroll Tax Cut Extension
Tom Price said before the meeting that he thought any deal to extend the payroll tax holiday without paying for it would lose significant Republican support — even, potentially, his.
Speaker Refashions Transit Bill
“Republicans pledged to pass bills in a more transparent manner and reverse the era of quickly moving massive bills across the floor without proper examination.
Keating Will Pursue Bold Goals in New Job
“Clearly, I have a love of the First Amendment and political speech and a lot of experience in running organizations and raising money,” Keating said.
Republicans Shift Tactics on Payroll Tax Cut Extension
“I support a straight payroll tax cut extension,” said the Maryland Democrat, a conferee who is close to Democratic House leadership.
Kentucky: New Lines Strengthen Ben Chandler
“I’m signing this bill today to provide certainty to this process so candidates can file for office,” Beshear said in a statement.
End of Earmark Ban Is Unlikely
“I am a … recovering earmarker, like many of us are around here,” Senate GOP Conference Chairman John Thune (S.D.) said. “But I do think that the process has been abused.
McConnell, Boehner Turn Up Rhetoric at CPAC
“What liberals just can’t seem to accept is the idea of free people and free institutions pursuing happiness as they see fit — with a deep respect for the rights and difference of others — without
At CPAC, a Serious, Heated Display of Conservatism
And it’s never worked anywhere it has been tried,” said Rubio, the son of immigrants from Cuba.
Alexander Spreads His Wings Post-Leadership
I think he’s well-trusted by people across the spectrum, and everybody talks about in politics finding people you can disagree with without being disagreeable: He’s classic that way.”
Obama Gives In to Pragmatism
“I don’t think he has any choice,” said Sen.
Arizona: Quayle Opts to Run Against Schweikert
“The work of Arizona’s redistricting commission has placed many people in difficult positions, but at the end of the day my choice is to continue representing the people I represent today,” Quayle
Florida Enters Uncertain Battle Over District Lines
“No one really knows,” the Democratic operative said. “I think the Congressional map is a tossup, I think it’s 50-50” that the courts will decide in Democrats’ favor.