After Stumbling, Issa Poised for a Comeback
I know I wouldn’t want a guy like that on my staff,” a House Republican aide said.
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House Pages Missing as Chamber Returns to Work
Last week marked the first time that the House convened without pages, the teenagers who helped transport messages and hoist flags.
Administration Willing to Go It Alone
But the White House has signaled it is willing to use other options such as executive orders, administrative action at the agency level and a review of regulations to implement the president’s wishes without
California Members ‘at War’ Over Redistricting
“I didn’t come down hard on anybody,” McCarthy said in a brief interview. When told about others’ description of him being angry, McCarthy said, “Hmm.
A Divided Government Yields Little Progress
“Having said that, the challenges are so great that I hope we can address them.” As of now, it appears neither party will have much substantive legislative accomplishment to run on in 2012.
Redistricting Woes Plague State Legislatures
“Other states have just not yet gotten to the point of impasse,” Wice said.
Members Flock to Israel With Travel Loophole
“When I was first trying to draft this provision, I was convinced it couldn’t be regulated and wanted to ban privately sponsored travel altogether,” Holman said.
Obscure Caucus: Members Who Dodge the Spotlight
Without further ado, the 2011 Obscure Caucus (in alphabetical order): Jerry Costello (D-Ill.) 12th full term 2010 re-election: 60 percent Despite receiving some bad press for a
9/11 Veterans Remain Optimistic in Spite of Remaining Obstacles
“I still get frustrated … that Congress hasn’t done its job,” she said.
Republicans Critical But Find a Bit of Common Ground With Obama
And they said many of the ideas seemed like recycled proposals that have been tried before without much success. “It seemed a little desperate to me, unfortunately,” said Sen.
Celebrity Chef’s Big Plans in D.C.
“I want everybody to come in here. I want everybody to feel comfortable. I don’t want it to feel pretentious. And that’s the No. 1 thing when people come in these doors,” Isabella said.
Disaster Relief Funding Fractures Republicans
Alexander said he understands Cantor’s position. “I think we have to address emergency spending,” Alexander said.
9/11 Sparked New Activists With Varied Paths
“For the Walsh amendment, I went down about seven or eight times; back then, I didn’t keep records,” he said, recalling his first legislative victory in 2005 that secured a $125 million compensation
Congressional GOP Sticking to Petty Game Plan
In the future, Neil, no president — in the near future, maybe in the distant future — is going to be able to get the debt ceiling increased without a reignition of the same discussion of how do we cut
Commission Report Weathers Test of Time
I think it is fair to say the 9/11 Commission Report is the most studied such document since the Warren Commission Report on the assassination of President John F.
‘People’s House’ Now More Akin to Fortress
The myriad equipment would be worthless, however, without the personnel to use it.
Warren Presents Herself to Labor Activists as Fighting for Middle Class
“I’m not giving up without a fight,” Warren said, poised to officially enter the Democratic primary race for the nod to challenge Republican Sen. Scott Brown.
Palin Bashes ‘Permanent Political Class’ at Tea Party Rally
“I appreciate your encouragement. I do,” Palin said, clad in red and framed on a Jumbotron by a yellow “Don’t tread on me” Gadsden flag waving in the background.
Leaders to Stay Close to Deficit Panel
“All I know is that, so far, the leaders have been supportive of the effort,” he said in a phone interview last week.
‘We Were All in It Together’
“I spent most of the morning going over the briefing I was supposed to give,” she said in a Smithsonian Channel documentary.