Supreme Court Leaves Texas in Tumult
“I don’t know where I’m going to run,” freshman Rep. Blake Farenthold (R) said in a phone interview today. “I don’t know where to file, what district I live in, or what district goes where.”
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National Eye on GOP Leadership Race
Both are expected to be promoted without a hitch.
Heard on the Hill: White Lies and Senate Santas
“I assured them that everything I said was a joke.” As part of his fictitious yarn, Ritchie cited examples of what Members shared in sessions past. Kentucky bourbon, say, from Henry Clay.
Wittman: More Aircraft Carriers Are Key to American Influence
Greenert, said “sequestration” would cause “irreversible damage” to our nation’s naval forces. The U.S. Navy faces its smallest force since before World War I.
Spending Bills Unlikely to Hit a Snag
If the remaining appropriations bills pass without issue, the criticism might be holstered until after the 2012 elections.
Issa Proves Active on Empowering District of Columbia
“I have the right and the obligation to intervene if something is grossly wrong,” he said, “but I also have an obligation to realize that if I try to run [the District], I’ll certainly run it poorly
Republicans Filibuster Consumer Financial Agency Pick
“I just want to send a message to the Senate. We are not giving up on this,” Obama said. He added, “We’re going to keep pushing on this issue.”
Ron Johnson Gets Grass-Roots Aid in Vice Chairman Race
“I like both senators tremendously, but for conservatives Ron Johnson is a no brainer here.
Weber: Supplemental Accounts Provide Path to Social Security Reform
I wish I could say the same for the super committee.” That was also the voters’ sentiment — as House Members and Senators found out over Thanksgiving recess.
All Eyes on a Kennedy in Race to Replace Frank
“I had the least amount of money of any of the major candidates by far, but I had a great organization,” he said. “Campaigns are much better done with direct voter contact: person to person.
Campus Notebook: Members Listen as Protesters Lament Economy
The day went mostly without incident — the sit-ins were peaceful and many of them resulted in meetings with Members such as GOP Reps.
No Clear Path on Jobless Benefits
“I think it’s a serious mistake to try to revive it,” Rep. Sander Levin (D-Mich.), ranking member of the tax panel, said Tuesday. “It would essentially ruin the unemployment structure.”
Obama Tries to Ramp Up Pressure on Payroll Tax Cut
Obama, who spoke without taking reporters’ questions, said failure to reach agreement on the tax issue would hurt both individual families and the economy.
Senators Wrangle Over Consumer Protection
“Republicans are trying to increase the accountability of a largely unaccountable agency,” a Senate GOP aide said. “I don’t think the [Democratic] argument holds water.”
Lack of Discipline Could Bite Gingrich
“He’s on top now, but I don’t expect him to stay there.”
White House to Push Cordray Appointment to Consumer Bureau
“With the vote slated for this week — likely Thursday, I understand — we intend to aggressively take the case for Mr.
Obama, Snowe Offer Dueling Economic Priorities
Obama said the payroll tax cut is important because it will contribute to economic growth. “Now is the time to step on the gas, not slam on the brakes” he said.
Defense and Virginia: A Crucial Relationship
“I don’t think it is an issue of a great deal of political consequence,” Moran said of the effect of the looming trigger on the Virginia electoral dynamic.
Health Care and Florida: Will Obama’s Gamble Pay Off?
Health care will be spun in a way to help the Republican cause, and I do think that attacks will be effective.”
Harkin Threatens Holiday Plans Over Jobless Benefits
Typically, the Senate adjourns or recesses by unanimous consent without holding a vote.