Coburn Pushes for Funding Boost to GAO
“We had a number of our colleagues get in touch with us and wanted to talk about it and we said we would, so we worked through it,” Hoeven said.
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Campus Notebook: Darrell Issa Proposes Greater D.C. Autonomy
But without the abortion language, the aide said, the legislation would have dim prospects for passage through a Republican House.
BlackBerry Hill: Droids, iPhones Yet to Make Headway in Capitol
A benefit of BlackBerry devices is the BlackBerry Messenger feature, which allows communication between BlackBerry devices without using the email system.
Clayton: Coordination Needed to Address Food Crisis
This famine is man-made and indeed a complicated situation — but not without solutions.
Deficit Panel Faces Critical Week
help increase economic growth without raising taxes.
South Region Roundup
“I think the 800-pound gorilla here is Bill Halter,” Arkansas Democratic strategist Robert McLarty said.
Midwest Region Roundup
Walsh has said there are “healthy differences” between the two men. That’s an understatement: There probably aren’t two more different freshman Republicans.
Dueling Document Releases Shed More Light on Solyndra Push
“I said that I understood that the Buy American Act was being bypassed by ‘agencies of government’ (I didn’t say specifically DOD),” Kaiser told Messina, according to the email to Steve Mitchell,
Is This the Ugliest Redistricting Cycle Ever?
The one universal requirement, said the U.S. Supreme Court, which never makes a mistake, is to minimize the population differences among a state’s districts.
Herman Cain Steadfastly Denies Sexual Harassment
“I saw Ms. Allred and her client yesterday in that news conference yesterday for the very first time,” Cain said.
House Feeling Budget Squeeze
“I see this as [my constituents’] money,” she said.
Budget Deal May Be Turkey This Thanksgiving
I predicted two things in the Sept. 6 Fiscal Fitness — the first published after the Budget Control Act was signed into law this past Aug. 2 — that are coming true faster than I, even on my most cynical
Holsinger: Veterans Health Care Program Could Be Model for Medicare
As a result, participating veterans receive timely care by an interdisciplinary care team without the risk of infection that is unfortunately so common in institutional settings.
Kay Bailey Hutchison Stands by Criticism of Rick Perry
“I’m not going to backtrack on anything I said,” Hutchison told CNN’s “State of the Union” when asked whether her criticisms still stand against Perry, who is running for the 2012 GOP presidential
Heard on the Hill: Former Aide Taps Into Occupy Angst
“They were in a hard position of having to make tremendous budget cuts, [that] from what I understand, Congressional offices haven’t seen in years,” he said.
Sen. Chris Coons Savors His New Role
“Invariably, I would have to say ‘I was elected in a special election in 2010,’” Coons said. “They’d sort of look at me. I would say ‘I am the freshman Senator from Delaware.’
Richardson Probe Raises Questions of Race
Accordingly, I will raise this issue with the Ethics Committee,” Richardson said in a statement released by her office before the formal announcement was made.
Boehner Proposes Linking Energy Proceeds to Highway Funding
Ever,” he said. On revenues in the deal, Boehner said, “I think raising taxes hurts our economy and hurts the ability to create jobs.” However, he did say, “I think there’s room for revenues.
Mike Honda’s Father Recognized Decades After Internment
“It drove him very hard on making sure that I understood and that I was not ashamed of being Japanese-American,” Honda said.
Cain Flap Highlights Trade Groups’ Dilemma
“I don’t think that this is a rare circumstance,” said Joanna Friedman, a partner with the law firm of Tully Rinckey, which specializes in employment law.