Days After SOTU Are Full of Lobbyist Feedback
“I listened to the entire State of the Union speech and listened to Mitch Daniels after that,” she said, referring to the Indiana governor who delivered the Republican rebuttal.
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Juszczak: School-Based Health Centers Play a Vital Role
These services are offered without concern for a student’s ability to pay and in a location that meets children and adolescents where they are: at school.
Ex-Gingrich Adviser Now Trying to Close Lobbying Loopholes
The lawyer who a decade ago advised Newt Gingrich on how to engage in advocacy without officially becoming a “lobbyist” is now working to close the loopholes that enable the former Speaker and other Members
Division Over Payroll Tax Widens
“As you can see, we have our work cut out for us,” Camp said. “I am confident that if every member of this conference committee is committed to finding a solution, we can and will do it.”
Obama Takes Congress to Task in SOTU Address
The heart of Obama’s argument is that the middle class is in danger of slipping away, and that he needs to act — with or without Congress — to help give them a fair shake.
Protesters Unlikely to Crash State of the Union
Douglas Wilder (D), who “had us to the [governor’s] mansion all the time” when Cantor was a state legislator, without “a lot of fanfare, not a lot of [reporters] down there.”
Stroke Could Have Kirk Out for Months
And Democrats, who have not been able to move bills without a large swath of GOP votes, likely will not have to change their calculus either.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Rand Paul’s Tiger Dad
This source said Paul was not “detained” at any point and that the Senator booked another flight and was rescreened “without incident.” Not one to sit idly by, the Senator’s father, Rep.
Senate GOP Considers Options on Recess Appointments
“I don’t know what’s going to be done, but it can’t be just Chuck Grassley … and a couple of other people.”
Reid to Pull Online Piracy Vote
“In light of recent events, I have decided to postpone Tuesday’s vote on the PROTECT I.P. Act,” the Nevada Democrat said in a release.
A Higher Power
“And I have an emotional investment in the outcomes. … That’s basically how I was feeling, and I poured it out. It was great catharsis.”
SOPA Fight Pits Big Porn Against Little Porn
“But on the other hand, as a content provider on the Internet, I don’t want the government censoring what I do.”
Online Piracy Legislation Stalled Indefinitely
“I think that body is buried for the year,” one tech industry lobbyist told Roll Call.
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Is the Internet Back On?
America said in one voice. “But … we haven’t turned it off,” confused staffers responded.
Key Retirements Sap Institutional Knowledge
Bingaman is known for forging bipartisan compromise without pizazz.
Leaders Weather SOPA Revolt
In an interview, Issa elaborated that Cantor said “he would offer the protection from it going to the floor so that we had a chance to more fully get vetted without necessarily the hearing that I
Rules of the Game: Some Say Nixing Contribution Limits Will Level Playing Field
“I believe that the American people are outraged by what they properly perceive to be the corporate capture of Washington,” said Robert Weissman, president of Public Citizen, which has helped stage
Mixed Reactions to Medical Marijuana Proposal
“I think it would be a privilege to be settled in this area,” Cuthriell said.
Rep. Todd Platts to Retire
The GOP source said redistricting is not a reason the 49-year-old lawmaker is not seeking re-election.